Seems like try as I may, I always get a bill for some provider the hospital uses that is out-of-network with my BCBS insurance.
What can you do? I'm definitely not paying a dime. I've paid $6,000 and met my in-network out of pocket maximum. I pay the high premiums, the high deductibles, and then max out and then the hospital surprises me with hefty claims denied because they used out-if-network providers. I'm sure somewhere in the 10 pages of contract you sign the hospital lawyers used the right wording to use a loophole and all the verbal asking about "is everything covered in-network?" is for nothing.
Do you need to bring your own attorney and contract to admission?
What can you do? I'm definitely not paying a dime. I've paid $6,000 and met my in-network out of pocket maximum. I pay the high premiums, the high deductibles, and then max out and then the hospital surprises me with hefty claims denied because they used out-if-network providers. I'm sure somewhere in the 10 pages of contract you sign the hospital lawyers used the right wording to use a loophole and all the verbal asking about "is everything covered in-network?" is for nothing.
Do you need to bring your own attorney and contract to admission?