Thứ Bảy, 23 tháng 10, 2021

[Question - Other] Just received the statement for my ER visit from a couple months ago

I was hyperventilating, and in a panic I rushed to the ER, where they did an EKG and radiology exam, and found nothing conclusive.

Today I got a statement saying I owe $2.5k for the visit.

I looked at the itemized bill, figuring the cost must have been mostly the X-rays and EKG.

Nope - $2.9k before insurance for "emergency room".

I am new to US healthcare - is this real? I knew ambulances were about $3000, but I was not expecting to be billed the same amount of money to drive myself and take a seat in the waiting room. Is there any way I am able to fight / dispute this charge, or is this reality?



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[discussion] Can artificial intelligence improve the healthcare sector?

There have been many studies on the same topics but we are still young in this sector, I think. Well, AI obviously can't interfere with humans' immune systems or detect possible diseases in advance accurately but it can certainly help us accelerate in the drug discovery process. We already have witnessed how crucial it is in this COVID era.

But Innoplexus is doing something innovative leveraging blockchain technology. The drug discovery process is not moving fast enough to bring patients the therapies they need. Urgent change is needed to improve drug discovery, and patients are at the core of this change. Through the Ecosystem, patients participate in virtual studies, licensing their data on the blockchain. With digital, real world data from patients, we can augment AI to get more precise target identification, deliver faster insights throughout the clinical trial process, and integrate real patient opinion into ongoing drug evaluation.

What do you think of this solution?



https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Submitted October 23, 2021 at 10:16PM by dongamk https://ift.tt/2ZcpBy0