Seeing very big numbers on my titan implant surgery insurance claims but almost 200k seems extremely high.
There’s one charge over 100k all by itself from the hospital??? For outpatient ip??? Smacks forehead.
If you want to share your bill breakdowns or total costs and whether it was cash pay, supposed to be all in network, or some unknown out of network charges happen please share. A neighbor had open heart surgery for a little over 10k
For up surgery 200k or even 100k seems crazy nuts. All I can think of is double billing.
Shows insurance processed the claims but the detail isn’t available yet showing a breakdown of specific amounts
Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
-
- Posts: 33
- Joined: Fri Dec 16, 2022 1:15 pm
Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
Last edited by Wolfrayet1 on Sun Jan 01, 2023 3:05 pm, edited 2 times in total.
-
- Posts: 1055
- Joined: Thu Apr 13, 2017 9:32 am
- Location: NW Arkansas
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
That’s insanity!!
71 yrs.old married,ED for 7 yrs.Pills for 3 yrs,TriMix for 21/2 yrs.6 1/2 inches flacid,71/4 inches erect,6 inches girth.Coloplast Titan put in 11/13/20,Dr.Bozeman,Arkansas Urology,Little Rock.22cm + 2 RTE.
-
- Posts: 891
- Joined: Tue Oct 01, 2019 4:41 pm
- Location: Texas Hill Country
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
Dec 31, 2019. I had my LGX installed in Austin. Outpatient at Seton NW. Surgeon was Bryan Kansas.
According to what I could glean from office staff and website, cash self pay would’ve been between $17k and $18k.
Between the hospital, doctor, anesthesiologist, labs, etc the total billed was $53k. The insurance allowed $19k. All parties accepted that as payment in full. Best money I never spent.
It’s a game. Billing 50 to get 20 I can see. Billing 200k for any reason sounds ridiculous. I was playing top chef a while back. Cut the hell outta my thumb. Went to er, got it stitched up. They tried to charge 15,000. My insurance paid them 3500 which I thought was generous. They came after me for remainder, threatening to sue me or report it as a default on my credit report. I sent them a tersely worded cease-and-desist letter which mentioned I thought they had miscoded my injury to fraudulently suck down a larger insurance reimbursement and would sue them in small claims court if they touched my credit report. A month later I got a statement showing the insurance payment as payment in full and zero balance. I love capitalism but medical care quit being capitalism the moment govt got involved. Now it’s a racket which would cheer Chicago mob bosses of the 30s.
According to what I could glean from office staff and website, cash self pay would’ve been between $17k and $18k.
Between the hospital, doctor, anesthesiologist, labs, etc the total billed was $53k. The insurance allowed $19k. All parties accepted that as payment in full. Best money I never spent.
It’s a game. Billing 50 to get 20 I can see. Billing 200k for any reason sounds ridiculous. I was playing top chef a while back. Cut the hell outta my thumb. Went to er, got it stitched up. They tried to charge 15,000. My insurance paid them 3500 which I thought was generous. They came after me for remainder, threatening to sue me or report it as a default on my credit report. I sent them a tersely worded cease-and-desist letter which mentioned I thought they had miscoded my injury to fraudulently suck down a larger insurance reimbursement and would sue them in small claims court if they touched my credit report. A month later I got a statement showing the insurance payment as payment in full and zero balance. I love capitalism but medical care quit being capitalism the moment govt got involved. Now it’s a racket which would cheer Chicago mob bosses of the 30s.
Age 68. Physically fit educated red neck in Texas. Very married. 23 cm (18+5) of LGX installed by Dr. Bryan Kansas 12/31/2019. I fought the ED and my wife & I won. I’m either full of shit or sound advice. You decide which.
-
- Posts: 116
- Joined: Sun Mar 18, 2018 5:16 pm
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
Location implant performed?
Second IPP Titan / Genesis. Experienced pretty much everything negative up to implant. Lost @ 2 inches from plication and atrophy. Willing to show and tell just an ordinary penis. Wish I had IPP much sooner.
-
- Posts: 2875
- Joined: Tue Mar 31, 2020 4:31 pm
- Location: Ohio
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
No Way! And I thought my co-pay of $3,400 was nuts.
Some office person has done some erroneous coding I think!
Some office person has done some erroneous coding I think!
Nov. 8, 2019
5+ years, Coloplast Titan OTR
Married 37 years to my beautiful young bride
Always here to answer questions if you PM me
5+ years, Coloplast Titan OTR
Married 37 years to my beautiful young bride
Always here to answer questions if you PM me
-
- Posts: 306
- Joined: Tue Mar 01, 2022 3:02 am
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
This is why I have little to zero confidence in the US "healthcare" system.
Venous Leakage (which I believe caused by my overuse of the Bathmate VED)
Dr. Clavell, August, 2022. Titan One-Touch, 24cm XL cylinders and trimmed off 0.5cm
Dr. Clavell, August, 2022. Titan One-Touch, 24cm XL cylinders and trimmed off 0.5cm
-
- Posts: 29
- Joined: Fri Dec 16, 2022 8:48 pm
Re: Insurance claims of 200k for outpatient titan implant normal?
Mine was 51 k billed to insurance. Final accepted payment 14k paid by insurance. My out of pocket $174
tried the pills limited success , trimix for 6 years . trimix failed due to heavy scarring .Bionic date 12/8. Titan 22cm plus 1 rte. 49 years old. Dr.Sadeghi-Nejad in NJ
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: fortunate, tomas1 and 13 guests