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I am taking my dad to church tomorrow. His church is in an older subdivision and all they have is street parking and he is afraid he couldn't find a place to park and wouldn't be able to walk that distance.
Hope you have a nice week.
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It got chilly here today. This past weekend was absolutely beautiful, but then the rain came and it was downright chilly today.
The chow mein sounds good. I love Chinese food. Let us know how it turns out.
Have a good one
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Anthoxerzes - Welcome to active aging. I'm sorry that.you have developed kidney problems. I am definitely not an insurance expert.
Co Payment is what the patient pays after your insurance has paid it's percentage of their contracted amount for a particular procedure. Insurance companies contract with doctors, labs, hospitals, etc. The contract specifies how much they will pay for various procedures. My understanding is that the provider agrees to accept what the contracted amount is and write off the difference.
I would absolutely check with your insurance company to see if the provider participates with your insurance company. If they do participate, then they are supposed to accept what the insurance company pays - but of course if the insurance only pays a percentage of the bill, then you are liable for the rest.
But please call the inurance company - there you will get the answer for your situation.
Good luck.
MandyView Thread



I asked the WebMD help desk. There isn't an edit feature, however if you use a browser called Foxfire - you can have it do spell checking. Also there might be a way to get an add on for Internet Explorer that checks spelling.
I'll experiment and see if I can get that to work.
Other than that - it's the old fashioned method - read back over what you wrote and eyeball for spelling errors. LOL.
I guess I do like it better, only because it's quicker. The old one seemed to take so many steps.
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I went for a walk at lunch today. it was so nice to get outside and was a nice break from work.
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I hope you get some sleep this weekend.
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