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2 weeks ago my wife and baby got sick with sinus and ear infection. Called a pediatrician (we don't usually go in for anything) They asked me what kind of insurance I had and to send in pictures of my insurance card. I did all of this and they said I was good to go with the appointment that day.

Today I got a text from the doctors office: "Your family was seen and your insurance denied the claim as we are out of network. There is a balance of $750 ."

Why couldn't they tell me the insurance was out of network when I sent in my insurance info before the appts? I don't really know how this stuff works but it's not right. $750 is a lot of money for us.. anything you think I can do? Thanks guys

2 weeks ago my wife and baby got sick with sinus and ear infection. Called a pediatrician (we don't usually go in for anything) They asked me what kind of insurance I had and to send in pictures of my insurance card. I did all of this and they said I was good to go with the appointment that day. Today I got a text from the doctors office: "Your family was seen and your insurance denied the claim as we are out of network. There is a balance of $750 ." Why couldn't they tell me the insurance was out of network when I sent in my insurance info before the appts? I don't really know how this stuff works but it's not right. $750 is a lot of money for us.. anything you think I can do? Thanks guys

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Shit like this is what the clinic is for. Doctor is too busy? Go to the clinic.

Aside from that calling your insurance provider and checking if a place is in network prior to going can work. Some insurances have online portals to check if places are in network.

Now all that said and done it's a bunch of bullshit how much these fucks want to get paid.