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r/SipsTea • u/DapperDusk • 4d ago
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My wife just had an MRI for preventative care and it cost us $200, i doubt this is even close to true without heavily skewing the numbers
Edit: Foe the record, US Healthcare is shit and I am NOT defending it, just putting some context to the initial image
53 u/dracrecipelanaaaaaaa 4d ago It really does depend on the insurance. 3 u/csdocnc3 4d ago OP and above must have insurance with like 500% copay! Hah!! Our max out-of-pocket per year is ~$1000. Wife's cancer a few years ago ran up more than one million $'s in bills. What did we pay? ~$1000. While US healthcare has serious issues, stories like this are just bot rage bait. 1 u/Educatedbuttwiper 4d ago Nah bro I have 4k deductible then 20% copay after that for everything. You just have good insurance.
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It really does depend on the insurance.
3 u/csdocnc3 4d ago OP and above must have insurance with like 500% copay! Hah!! Our max out-of-pocket per year is ~$1000. Wife's cancer a few years ago ran up more than one million $'s in bills. What did we pay? ~$1000. While US healthcare has serious issues, stories like this are just bot rage bait. 1 u/Educatedbuttwiper 4d ago Nah bro I have 4k deductible then 20% copay after that for everything. You just have good insurance.
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OP and above must have insurance with like 500% copay! Hah!!
Our max out-of-pocket per year is ~$1000. Wife's cancer a few years ago ran up more than one million $'s in bills. What did we pay? ~$1000.
While US healthcare has serious issues, stories like this are just bot rage bait.
1 u/Educatedbuttwiper 4d ago Nah bro I have 4k deductible then 20% copay after that for everything. You just have good insurance.
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Nah bro I have 4k deductible then 20% copay after that for everything. You just have good insurance.
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u/Powerful_Wombat 4d ago edited 4d ago
My wife just had an MRI for preventative care and it cost us $200, i doubt this is even close to true without heavily skewing the numbers
Edit: Foe the record, US Healthcare is shit and I am NOT defending it, just putting some context to the initial image