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Category: Hospitals

January 4, 2022

Communicate with your nurse and doctor to prevent delays with your hospital discharge

Hospital discharges often take a long time, and may even extend your hospital stay to another day. Often you’re ready to go, but something is hung up. The best analogy is the similar problem around…

October 19, 2021

How to prevent top three medical mistakes you may encounter

There are a few categories of medical errors common to hospitals and doctor’s offices. Here are the top three to watch out for and how to prevent them: Medication related errors Medications are becoming more…

May 11, 2021

How global billing may affect the costs of pregnancy

The way many insurance companies reimburse hospitals for maternity services may be different than routine doctor’s visits. Instead of the hospital billing the insurance company for every procedure and visit, they agree with the insurance…

July 23, 2020

Protect yourself from being on the receiving end of a medical mistake

You must be the advocate for your own health. As great as doctors are, they see dozens of patients a day, or hundreds a month. You must know what is going into and happening with…

July 18, 2020

An important question to ask when choosing your surgeon

Other resources provide good, basic questions to ask before your surgery, such as risk vs benefit, what to expect before, during, and after the surgery, etc. But many of us do not ask: how often…

April 6, 2020

Know the different levels of emergency care

When you have an emergency, you have many more options than simply going to the emergency room. You should be aware of all the levels of options available, because the emergency room is one of…

March 12, 2020

If your specialist is part of a hospital network, check if they charge a facility fee

Many specialist offices are owned by a large hospital network. This allows them to classify the office as an outpatient center, as opposed to an independent facility, and charge what’s called a facility fee. That…

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