If someone is admitted to the hospital and is seen by the on-call providers/specialists, the insurance has to pay since it is considered as an emergency. You may need to pay a copay for in-network providers, but the insurance should pay 100% for all out-of-network providers in the hospital.
This is different from clinic visits. The insurance can deny the claim if you see an out-of-network doctor in non-emergent situation.
If you have to pay, you only need to pay the amount shown in the EOB (Explanation of Benefits) sent from your insurance company.
hospital visits are different from clinic visits
本帖於 2015-03-06 19:23:53 時間, 由普通用戶 cxz2509 編輯