I’m going to be in California for three months this winter, visiting from Canada. I just found out I’m pregnant and I’ll need my first three doctors appointments during the time I’m in the US. should I be getting insurance for the three months? Should I just fly home three times? I’m worried about exorbitant costs and this kind of visit isn’t covered by travel insurance.
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NPR News: How Medicare Advantage plans dodged auditors and overcharged taxpayers by millions
A KHN investigation found when some Medicare Advantage plans got a rare federal audit, they couldn't produce billing records for care they said they'd provided. Some blamed fire, flood — or doctors.
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what bachelors degree should i get other than nursing?
Currently in my 3rd year of college deciding what direction to go in. Most likely loooking to get bachelors. I have mostly my electives done as well as medical terminology, chemistry, pathophysiology, Anatomy 1, etc. I do not wan to be a nurse or doctor anesthesiologist. I. want to work more on the business side of health care. Stem Cell therapy, Pharmacy, medical research, really interest me. I wouldn't mind a job in that field maybe selling to people or giving information to them. I am a male 26 and plan to live in Clearwater st Pete area in Florida.Health information Administration was a degree I was thinking about getting. Any advice on wha I should do with my life I am open to.
NPR News: More than 60 ancient Roman-era graves were discovered in Gaza
Hamas authorities in the Gaza Strip announced the discovery of over 60 tombs in an ancient burial site dating back to the Roman era.
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just like their wait times, its a big lie
Need some help regarding this charge.
I got an upper endoscopy done on 10/26 via my in network gastro. This was done in house, with just him and the anesthesiologist. I received my EOB back on 12/6 stating the anesthesiologist was out of network?? And now I’m supposed to pay $5,961.28 for the anesthesia???? How is this possible? Who do I contact? I’m not even sure where to start. Hopefully someone on here can provide some guidance.
Estimated income for ACA subsidy questions
I have to move to a state that didn't expand Medicaid in a few months. I've had ACA plans in the past and I don't think I ever had to send in documentation to prove my income, but I was a W2 employee at the time. How does it work if you are unemployed when you apply but expect to be employed and make enough to qualify for a subsidy for the year? Or if you have temporary income that may or may not be enough for a subsidy? What my exact situation will be isn't clear yet, but I'm afraid of the real possibility of once again having no health insurance available to me with ongoing health problems.