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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there needs to be federal investigation into the “allowed amount” bullshit. $80/hour is not the going rate for therapy anywhere. They should be required to reimburse based on the actual real world price paid by the insured[/quote] $80 for 30/45 minutes is reasonable. If they up the allowable charge, then the providers will just increase their rates even more. If a provider is in-network, they are required to take that amount and you co-pay and that's it. [/quote] Who does therapy for 30 minutes? I'm sure there are calculations that practitioners use to figure out how much they need to charge to be able to afford rent, insurance, support staff, professional licensing, etc. I know a lot of therapists and none of them are getting rich. Why don't the insurance companies have to use some of those same numbers when calculating the allowed amount?[/quote]
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