Way to Save #65: Don’t Let Your Doctor Cost You
Don’t let your doctor cost you money. If your health insurance provider agrees to pay 80% of covered procedures, that generally means they’ll pay 80% of what they think is reasonable for that procedure, not 80% of whatever it costs. So find out what your insurance company is willing to pay and if your doctor can do it for that amount.
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mack
12. Nov, 2009
the easiest way to save money on your health is compare medicine costs – most people just neglect to do so, while nowadays you can buy your drugs online, and it will deliver to your door…too bad.
I own an online pharmacy store and I truely believe it’s a smarter decision for everyone to shop for meds online.
JImJinNJ
14. Nov, 2009
want to know what insurance actually pays your doc–
go to http://www.healtcarebluebook.com.
I found an MRI for $500 after calling three places. the dope price was $2500.
There is a marketplace out there.