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I wonder if my medical bills this year will be enough to itemize on our taxes.
BCBS sent my Explanation of Benefits ("This is not a bill") for the CT. Apparently, the CT (and likely the MRI) at the radiology place counts as a hospital for billing purposes, so they'll get to bill me for the $250 deductible.
In addition to the $250 for my admission in August, the $150 for the ER visit, dozens of $20 and $30 copays for office visits, my regular prescription, and the many tried-and-failed medications. And Ben's fillings.
Then there are Isis' $3000+ vet bills this year, which obviously can't be counted.
I really need to be able to get back to work before the entire buffer in my account is gone.
BCBS sent my Explanation of Benefits ("This is not a bill") for the CT. Apparently, the CT (and likely the MRI) at the radiology place counts as a hospital for billing purposes, so they'll get to bill me for the $250 deductible.
In addition to the $250 for my admission in August, the $150 for the ER visit, dozens of $20 and $30 copays for office visits, my regular prescription, and the many tried-and-failed medications. And Ben's fillings.
Then there are Isis' $3000+ vet bills this year, which obviously can't be counted.
I really need to be able to get back to work before the entire buffer in my account is gone.
