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Who's paying for a virtual doctor's visit? Our Susan Null was featured in a ClearHealthCosts article about the implications of telemedicine during the COVID pandemic.

If you are treated by a provider who was not within your insurance company’s network, you could end up being financially responsible for a substantial portion of the bill. Learn more about understanding how your insurance company handles out-of-network treatment so you can make informed financial decisions about your treatment options.

Did you know that there are several measures a patient can take if they’ve received an insurance claim denial? Learn more about the steps you can take if your claim is denied:

Is your COVID test covered? Insurers will be making judgment calls likely on a case-by-case basis about how they will handle cost sharing for screening tests under new guidance.

When you receive a medical bill or other paperwork from your insurance company, you might be overwhelmed and confused by the terminology that you see. Learn more about some of the most commonly used medical billing terms so you can have a better understanding of your medical bill:

Whether it’s for COVID-19 related treatment or something else, ambulance bills can end up costing thousands of dollars that you may be responsible for paying out-of-pocket. Learn more about a few steps you can take to reduce your bill:

She survived the Coronavirus. Patients who were treated for the virus are largely supposed to be exempt from receiving large bills, then she got a $400,000 bill. Read more:

If you received treatment for Coronavirus, you may be concerned about what to do when you receive the bill. Here is a list of ways to reduce the financial impact of COVID-19 medical bills:

If you were treated for COVID-19 weeks ago and you still haven’t received a bill, you might be wondering if you should even expect one and whether the provider has a time limit to send it.

Insurance regulators from all over the country have stepped up efforts to protect patients from unexpected bills for coronavirus tests, which in some cases is costing as much as $7,000. Learn more:

Our Susan Null joined the EHealth Radio to discuss what a medical claims advocate is, and how one can help you make sure you are not overpaying for your hospital bills. Listen now:

If you received a COVID-19 hospital bill, you might be concerned when you review the cost of treatment. However, before you make any payments, there are a few steps you should take to minimize a COVID-19 hospital bill. Learn more here:

Michael Santos went to the hospital to get checked out for the coronavirus. The visit lasted no more than 45 minutes. He never got tested for coronavirus, and he wound up with a $1,689 bill.