Doctors don’t always know what patients will owe for meds

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One thought on “Doctors don’t always know what patients will owe for meds

  1. Go to a physician that doesn’t contract with insurance companies and that does in-office dispensing. You will get wholesale pricing which means your meds will be pennies on the dollar compared to CVS, Walgreens, etc…Don’t even bother with trying to use health insurance.

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