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Internet-based companies that provide consumers with access to lab tests provide a significant and highly valued service for patients, particularly for those patients who are uninsured and underinsured.
The companies also provide services for patients who have high deductible health insurance plans and for any patients looking to keep the cost of lab tests low. Typically, patients who are fully insured do not need to the services of Internet-based companies that provide consumers with access to lab tests because their lab tests are paid in full by third-party insurance company or these patients are required to pay only a small co-pay or coinsurance at the time of service.
The Dark Report is happy to offer our readers a chance to download our recently published FREE White Paper “How Internet-Based Lab Tests Access Helps Clinical Laboratories Serve Un-Insured and Under-Insured Patients” at absolutely no charge. This free download will provide readers with a detailed explanation on how these services work and the benefits these companies provide to the uninsured, the underinsured, and those with high-deductible health insurance. This report also will outline the value of transparency in healthcare pricing and how price transparency helps physicians in Ohio provide better patient care for the uninsured and underinsured.
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Among other topics, this FREE White Paper specifically addresses:
- Current State of Uninsured Patients in US
- The Pros and Cons for Health Insurers
- Transparency in Laboratory Test Pricing
- Why Lab Test Firms Can Improve Patient Care
For more about internet-based laboratory test access for un-insured, please CLICK HERE
Table of Contents
Introduction — Page 3
Chapter 1. Current State of Uninsured/Under-Insured Patients in the US. — Page 5
Chapter 2. Transparency in Medical/Medicare Laboratory Test Pricing — Page 7
Chapter 3. Pros and Cons for Health Insurers — Page 11
Chapter 4. Case Study: Creating Transparency in Today’s Laboratory Test Pricing — Page 14
Chapter 5. Why Internet Lab Test Firms are Important for Improving Patient Care — Page 17
Chapter 6. Conclusion — Page 19
Appendices
A-1 About Joseph Burns — Page 22
A-2 About PrePaidLab.com — Page 23
A-3 About DARK DAILY— Page 24
A-4 About The Dark Intelligence Group, Inc., and The Dark Report— Page 25
A-5 About Executive War College on Laboratory and Pathology Management— Page 26
A-6 About Robert Michel — Page 28
Terms of Use — Page 32
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