What do you call the piece of paper the doctor gives you after your visit that shows the diagnosis?
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Anonymous
| You know, the piece of paper they give you for insurance, that has the diagnosis and what you paid. |
Anonymous
| I want to say bill, statement, or receipt but I'm not sure. |
Anonymous
| OP here. I think bill is the word 'm looking for. Thanks. |
Anonymous
| Visit Summary. |
Anonymous
| A doctor´s prescription. |
Anonymous
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It's an HCFA form (what you submit to yoir insurance comoany if you see a doctor out of network and they havemt billed your insurance);
Your insurance company then sends you an EOB (Explanation of Benefits) that explains how much they paid toward your visit, what you pay, and why. |
Anonymous
| Insurance claim. |
Anonymous
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It's called a superbill
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superbill |