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North Carolina Congressman introduces measure to strengthen legislation that prevents surprise medical bills

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1h ago

Well, stop with the bullshit. If you are in the hospital and don't have insurance or make enough to pay a bill why send them. As for doctor visits with co-pay why send them, or why send medical bills that ppl can't afford. How remember this came about because the Republican party made it so for the hospital to sue the tax payer.

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2h ago

Gee sort of like, how’s that transparency in pricing working for you? Trouble is that doesn’t apply to all the contracted vendors that assist in your hospital stay. It’s time to return to central billing at the hospital. I don’t hire or have visibility into the contracted staff, the hospital does. Until real costs to include all services are known we will continue to be supersized. Of course there will be exceptions if unforeseen issues occur and additional treatment is required.

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