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Pre-surgery estimates? I didn't even bother asking. I knew it was going to be expensive, but the alternative was waiting until I needed a heart transplant.
Theoretically, my out of pocket maximum expenses for the plan year should be $3250. I think that is about what it ended up being. I have not added everything up, but I had to pull about $1600 out of savings and a $2000 check arrived from NRA just in time for a magazine article they published by me some months ago. My paychecks were a bit light for a month or so because of being out of work and part-time, so this all adds up about as expected.
The total bills submitted to the insurance came to about $135,000.
So what is the cost breakdown?
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What were the surprise gotcha's and the hidden add-ons?
Pre-surgery estimates? I didn't even bother asking. I knew it was going to be expensive, but the alternative was waiting until I needed a heart transplant.
ReplyDeleteTheoretically, my out of pocket maximum expenses for the plan year should be $3250. I think that is about what it ended up being. I have not added everything up, but I had to pull about $1600 out of savings and a $2000 check arrived from NRA just in time for a magazine article they published by me some months ago. My paychecks were a bit light for a month or so because of being out of work and part-time, so this all adds up about as expected.
The total bills submitted to the insurance came to about $135,000.
Heartwarming isn't it, to find out how much other people value your life?
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