and on top of that, there is a pervasive risk that a patient's provider (doctor or surgeon) may drop 'out of network' without any notice to patients. If you ever schedule surgery in the US then you need to confirm on the day of the surgery that all the attending doctors are still in network, meaning that your insurance will cover it.
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and on top of that, there is a pervasive risk that a patient's provider (doctor or surgeon) may drop 'out of network' without any notice to patients. If you ever schedule surgery in the US then you need to confirm on the day of the surgery that all the attending doctors are still in network, meaning that your insurance will cover it.
You also have to check any new doctor during and after surgery while you are unconscious :-).
Especially, in my experience, anesthesiologists. They often aren't on my plan, even though the entire rest of the hospital is.