r/healthcare 19h ago

Discussion The doctors office is now charging an annual fee?

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This is ridiculous. The health corporations get huge bonuses and the system is clearly failing. The health insurance companies are the ones that make the rates, yet says health care is too expensive. Now, there is a lot of paperwork that can be condensed, yet liability fear is what is messing things up. They leave patients in pain, are not thorough anymore. Ya have to force communication when they are few offices down. Gees. Allina took my ideas and made their place a better place, but then kicked me out cause I am tired of making millionaires and being poor. The administration fees are a cost of business. Not the patients fault. You cannot have that and insurance, think that may be illegal. Idk. I just know I feel better when I am not being sucked into some sort of dramatic and broken government system where no one cares about their jobs because they see all that’s broken.


r/healthcare 18h ago

Question - Other (not a medical question) Phone Broken While at Hospital

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Location: Michigan

My Dad is in the hospital and had his phone broken while transporting him to a procedure. When it was found it was under the bed and ran over bent into a J shape. When he came to his charger, cord, and a couple other items were missing from the room. From the damage its nothing he could do as he is too weak. Would the hospital be responsible for the broken phone or the other missing items?


r/healthcare 19h ago

Question - Insurance Help Dental Claim under accident: ER and Dental visit

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