Re: Cybertech back brace 1000

I think anything greater than $79.95 would be a ripoff. Check out sensored://www.dme-direct.com/cybertech-spine-corset-support-back-brace-medical/.

I was provided one of these after surgery and the provider billed the insurance company a whopping $1,300.00 and the insurance denied the claim. No wonder our health insurance rates are ridiculous with health providers trying to ripoff the insurance companies.

Bob

: What is the approximate cost of a Cybertech 1000?
: My supplier charged Medicare $675, is this an
: over charge? I'm annoyed because Medicare paid
: $540 and I'm responsible for the rest.

: Thank you, for your time and cooperation.
: Ron

Posted By Bob on June 22, 2009 at 19:13:18:

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