amount physican may charge to complete medical forms?
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I've never had any physician's office charge me any additonal fees to submit insurance claims, if that's what you are referring to.  Generally, if your doctor participates in whatever provider network your insurance carrier uses, it's all submitted electronically anyway.\n\nIf you're being charged additional fees for preparing paperwork for you, I would inquire with the physician's business office about it.
994487
Without much detail on what you want, I can only give you a general idea of what you'll pay.  That said, you'll probably pay anywhere from $250-$1200.\n\nSome firms will charge you per page with the home page being the most expensive (because the layout design is usually included in this). Recently, I've seen some firms charge as much as $100-150 for each additional page.\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't go that route since each additional page usually doesn't require that much work.
1138381
You will find your answer below\n\nhttp://www.osuokc.onenet.net/Health/costs.html\n\nGood Luck
831868
On the average, approximately $23.00 per hour.  A lot has to do with the area you are located in and if it is in a hospital setting.  I hope that this helps you!
770345
There are so many costs involved as far as overhead that it would take all day to list them.  For instance, the person that answered the phone and opened the door, the person that mowed the lawn, washed the car, picked up the body and embalmed it all need to be paid.  Along with our large utility bills, insurance premiums, and upkeep of the premises are tremendous.  That goes for any business, though, we all have large amounts of overhead.  Also, you need to be licensed to do what we do, so some of the charge is for our professional services, just as a lawyer is expensive, he also must have a license to represent you, we must have a license to embalm and sell caskets, since not just the average joe can do what we do, we get paid for our professional expertise.  Hope this helps, take care!
727977
Well it depends on your level of competence.I have been charged from £30 per hour to £60 per hour.Convert that to euros and double it and you may get a figure!
294026
I know my husband starts at $50.00  (out of pocket)then depending on his findings. lab work can go from 50-100 dollars for basic Lab work more if there is a problem.
752994
Sorry dont know about washington but in AZ we charge around $153 per Quadrant...ITs very important u get it done though! Good Luck!
729295
That would depend on where you live and the doctor and hospital you use.  Really need to talk to the doctor and ask his fee and how many days he would expect the pt. to be in hospital.  Then, call hospital and ask for person who can give you estimate of their charges.  If you have insurance, talk to insurance company first.  There would also be fee for anesthesiologist, x-rays, radiologist, lab fees.
856596
Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
237676
go to your local health department, fill out a form with all your daughter's info and they will get you one within 10 minutes. the fee usually runs about $15.00, depending on the state of origin
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You need to call around to different facilities in your area, if you have no insurance.  If you have insurance, you need to contact your insurance company to see which facilities are contracted with your insurance.\n\nIf you have no insurance, look up "physicans - radiology" or "x-ray" in your yellow pages.  Make sure you have a doctor's order in hand, and call around for prices.  If you have the order, you can tell the facility why they are doing the scan.  For example, doing a scan for blood in the urine or kidney stones will be a different procedure than a scan for abdominal pain.  Then the facility can accurately quote a price to you.  \n\nPrices will vary greatly, from state to state, and even from facility to facility  Our facility charges around $1350 for a CT abdomen with oral and IV contrast.  (California, outpatient facility)  The hospital in our town charges almost double that.\n\nA hospital facility will charge you for a technical fee and a professional fee.  The tech fee is for the service, and the prof fee is for the radiologist reading.  Most outpatient imaging facilities only have one charge.  So make sure you are clear about that when you get quotes.  Also, most outpatient facilities will give you a larger discount at time of service if the patient does not have insurance.  We offer a 20% discount if the procedure is paid in full at time of exam.
112660
No maximum fee.  It is up to you to decide what is too much.
746672
It could be from $20 to about $50. depending on your health, smarts, looks etc.
991524
How much for a quicky?
167108
There is a fee to pay - I think it's 50 dollars. You can apply over the web.
633216
You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good