Whether it's Medicare, or regular insurance, does anyone understand what they are doing on an EOB?
🤷 It's a different math.

@FireMonkey
The $189 is the amount the Dr charged. That amount is before medicare looks at it.

The $159 is the max amount Medicare approved, whis is usually the average of what Dr's charge in your area.

Medicare Part B (which covers Drs bills, only pays 80% of what is approved. 20% is what your supplemental insurance is responsible for. So $153.23 − 80%= $30.54

Of $30.54 your supplemental/private ins PLAN COST covered $20. The $10.65 you pay. Your ins uses different reimbursement tables

@Bliss
And yet I paid the doctor $99 prior to the exam. And that's not mentioned.

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What did they charge you for, labs, x-rays? You should reach out and ask the doc for a detailed statement of charges for your visit.

@Bliss
It was a Walmart eye exam. I think the cost was for the "puff" test. Instead of dilated eyeballs.

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