BCBS

I was wondering if anyone knew what their co payment for a delivery in a hospital was. I have until my 7th month to pay my dr 1000 since that's my deductible. Then they told me I still had to pay the hospital aswell, any idea on what I should expect to pay?

Yikes. Call and find out. I didn't have a deductible I had to pay $100 for delivery. But I'm on the NYS Teamsters plan. They're all different.

doesn't it vary by insurance? i didn't have to pay a thing.

ETA: or is bcbs your insurance? lol, i didn't even read the topic and i don't know what that means

<blockquote><b>Quoting melindapple:</b>" doesn't it vary by insurance? i didn't have to pay a thing. ETA: or is bcbs your insurance? lol, i didn't even read the topic and i don't know what that means"</blockquote>




What ins did you have?! I have blue cross blue shield

Quoting *Super*Mom*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting melindapple:</b>" doesn't it vary by insurance? i didn't have ... [snip!] ... read the topic and i don't know what that means"</blockquote> What ins did you have?! I have blue cross blue shield"

priority health.

I'm on my husbands ins. I'm curious to know what all the hospital is going to charge me for

I had to pay my OBs contract payment (approximately $1500 for the duration of pregnancy and birth) and then the hospital was paid the $500 to meet my $2000/yr deductible and then I paid 20% of the difference after that.

Or, in my son's case, everything rolled over on 01 JAN (born 13 JAN) and I had to pay the full $2000 again for my 2011 deductible even though I met it with the pregnancy in the 2010 year.

In total, I've paid about $7000 out of pocket for my three pregnancies (and two births).

It's all going to depend on your individual plan. You need to know your out of pocket, deducible, etc.

<blockquote><b>Quoting BrittanieY:</b>" I had to pay my OBs contract payment (approximately $1500 for the duration of pregnancy and birth) and ... [snip!] ... (and two births). It's all going to depend on your individual plan. You need to know your out of pocket, deducible, etc."</blockquote>



💩!!! That's a lot of money! I'll call my ins in a bit

Quoting *Super*Mom*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting BrittanieY:</b>" I had to pay my OBs contract payment (approximately ... [snip!] ... know your out of pocket, deducible, etc."</blockquote> 💩!!! That's a lot of money! I'll call my ins in a bit"

That is your best bet. I would get on their site, learn how to read the EOBs, understand your plan, etc.

Once you are comfortable with how it all works, you'll have a better grasp of approximately how much you can expect to pay.

Good luck!