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  • I had to do the same, despite recovering from surgery. To make matters worse, after I hit the maximum out of pocket amount the medical centers continued to send bills showing I owed a balance. It took nearly a year and repeated escalation to their executive and legal departments to get them to provide refunds. Calls, faxes and certified letters were completely ignored.

    Yup, we always hit our deductible within about 2-3 months due to my kid's therapy, yet we still get full bills from all of our providers even though we should be 90-100% covered at that point. You call the insurance, they say the provider billed it wrong, you call the provider's office and they refuse that they did anything wrong and tell you to call your insurance. It's a never ending cycle.

  • Doesn't matter, it's all of them. My family has had United Healthcare, Cigna, and Anthem in the past 6 years and they're all equally bad. We've had so many issues with coverage for both of my autistic children and mental health care.

    The system is designed to screw you unless you have hours of time to question every bill. Luckily my wife doesn't have a job so she can make all of these calls. In most cases we got everything resolved, but after my wife basically made this her daytime job calling about the bills and learning about how billing and coding works.

    After our experience, I'm confident that no one knows what they are doing. It's all guesswork. From the doctors, to their office billing people, to the insurance. It's all fucked.

  • The volcano burrito for me.

  • And I'm assuming they're not adding any benefits for the cost like more audio book hours on the family plan...

  • Gee willikers

  • Lidl too

  • My comment was more so questioning the "not really a big deal" part. I apologize that I didn't make that apparent.

  • Thanks for this, didn't know this was an option.

  • Lol wut? You serious?

  • i downvote because 99% af the time people already know how to write, they just don't want to bother fixing that single error or just wanted to make a quick comment, also it is boring

    I* of*

    Can I has downvote please?

  • It's like jerking 4 dicks at once

  • Figured. A lot of people just straight believe everything they are told and remain ignorant to how things work. If your job offers any type of benefits, fucking read all of the documentation and if you don't understand something, ASK QUESTIONS! So many people I work with are oblivious to some benefits available to them and when I try to explain, "hey this one thing is basically free money", they shrug it off. Whatever, your loss.

  • 4th option: They don't know how a 401k works.

  • Pay the teachers better and let them do their jobs. My local county is top heavy with overpaid administrators. They could probably cut the admins in half and hire more teachers with better pay. But no, gotta have 6 figure useless oversight.

  • See anything that could possibly be air ventilation or filtration, destroy it and seal it up.

  • Yea, I wish I didn't delete my posts now and just edited them to point to Lemmy or something.

  • I still don't even see copilot on my win11 machine. I'm up to date as far as I know. Am I supposed to have it by now?

  • Notepad++

    Even reads and formats/highlights code