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Topicwhat is a deductible (insurance)
lderivedx
03/17/24 4:33:01 PM
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RetuenOfDevsman posted...
This is actually the scummy secret behind insurance that has made healthcare as expensive as it is. They generally don't pay. They send you an explanation of benefits letter each time you use your insurance that shows what the company actually did, and only rarely have I seen them pay anything.

Generally all they do is make the provider (eg, doctor/hospital) accept like a tenth of what they bill because the whole health insurance industry is a cesspit of cockroaches, which in turn is why the providers have to bill so damn much.

It feels like a protection racket. I don't know if the dentist was giving me the "normal" price and marking up uninsured people's bills or if the insurance company said "look if you don't cut costs for our clients we won't work with you when we do decide to cover costs," and so the dentist had to do some stuff at a loss.

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i cant get off unless we're violating at least four OSHA regulations
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