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Medicare is pretty restrictive on tests. My question is: what will I be charged if Medicare doesn't cover it?
Under non-Medicare plans, the provider or lab usually charges the price negotiated with the insurance carrier even if the insurance carrier won't cover the claim. This can be 60% or more off the normal price.
Does the same happen with Medicare or does the provider than charge the list price?
Under non-Medicare plans, the provider or lab usually charges the price negotiated with the insurance carrier even if the insurance carrier won't cover the claim. This can be 60% or more off the normal price.
Does the same happen with Medicare or does the provider than charge the list price?