Re:Sweden gives employees unpaid time off to be entrepreneur...
by Talanes on Sunday February 16, 2020 @02:16AM
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It's so ridiculous. I had Kaiser for a period, because I was under the impression the bundle of insurer and healthcare provider would avoid these issues. It worked that way for a bit, but then I got some X-Rays. Paid up front, and then a few months later got an additional bill.
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Re:Sweden gives employees unpaid time off to be entrepreneur...
by newnewpdro on Sunday February 16, 2020 @03:20AM
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> I was under the impression the bundle of insurer and healthcare provider would avoid these issues.
It gets worse, bundling those two is the epitome of conflict of interests when you find yourself the victim of the hospital's negligence and expect your insurer to act in your best interest.
Nope!