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14 December, 02:44

Explain patient financial obligations for services rendered

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  1. 14 December, 06:40
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    If you are a "patient", this means that you have been treated

    by a doctor or a dentist. (or chiropractor, or rheumatologist, or ophthalmologist, or proctologist, or psychiatrist, or dermatologist, or otolaryngologist, or neurologist, or urologist, or physical therapist, or epidemiologist, or phlebotomist, or cardiologist, or etc. etc.)

    "Services rendered" is the work that the doctor or dentist did for you.

    "Financial obligation" is the price that the doctor or dentist expects

    to collect in return for the work that s/he sold you.

    "Patient financial obligation" is how much you gotta pay to the doctor

    or dentist for what you had done. "Obligation" means it's now your

    responsibility to see that the doctor or dentist gets paid somehow.

    Whether it's a gift to you from your uncle, or coverage from a medical

    insurance policy, or money from your own piggy bank, "obligation" means

    it's up to you to make sure s/he gets paid.
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