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[Alyssa]

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating.

Hang in there -

 

[Alyssa]

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating.

Hang in there -

 

[Alyssa]

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating.

Hang in there -

 

[Alyssa]

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating.

Hang in there -

 

[Alyssa]

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating.
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<br />Hang in there -

 

[CFDadof2]

If the test was ordered incorrectly, it's pretty standard for the cost to be absorbed by the hospital. My feeling is, that you were commenting on battle to get the test for other variants authorized. Regardless, it's tough on everyone when these errors are made. It was actually much easier for me if someone just said "I'm sorry, it was my fault". And I, at one time was a Laboratory Technologist too, and had to apologize more than once to justifiably unhappy patients.
If it was a hospital based lab error, contact the patient advocate. If it was a stand alone commercial lab such as Quest or LabCorp, contact the local regional manager. They can usually work it out with the insurance companies.

 

[CFDadof2]

If the test was ordered incorrectly, it's pretty standard for the cost to be absorbed by the hospital. My feeling is, that you were commenting on battle to get the test for other variants authorized. Regardless, it's tough on everyone when these errors are made. It was actually much easier for me if someone just said "I'm sorry, it was my fault". And I, at one time was a Laboratory Technologist too, and had to apologize more than once to justifiably unhappy patients.
If it was a hospital based lab error, contact the patient advocate. If it was a stand alone commercial lab such as Quest or LabCorp, contact the local regional manager. They can usually work it out with the insurance companies.

 

[CFDadof2]

If the test was ordered incorrectly, it's pretty standard for the cost to be absorbed by the hospital. My feeling is, that you were commenting on battle to get the test for other variants authorized. Regardless, it's tough on everyone when these errors are made. It was actually much easier for me if someone just said "I'm sorry, it was my fault". And I, at one time was a Laboratory Technologist too, and had to apologize more than once to justifiably unhappy patients.
If it was a hospital based lab error, contact the patient advocate. If it was a stand alone commercial lab such as Quest or LabCorp, contact the local regional manager. They can usually work it out with the insurance companies.

 

[CFDadof2]

If the test was ordered incorrectly, it's pretty standard for the cost to be absorbed by the hospital. My feeling is, that you were commenting on battle to get the test for other variants authorized. Regardless, it's tough on everyone when these errors are made. It was actually much easier for me if someone just said "I'm sorry, it was my fault". And I, at one time was a Laboratory Technologist too, and had to apologize more than once to justifiably unhappy patients.
If it was a hospital based lab error, contact the patient advocate. If it was a stand alone commercial lab such as Quest or LabCorp, contact the local regional manager. They can usually work it out with the insurance companies.

 

[CFDadof2]

If the test was ordered incorrectly, it's pretty standard for the cost to be absorbed by the hospital. My feeling is, that you were commenting on battle to get the test for other variants authorized. Regardless, it's tough on everyone when these errors are made. It was actually much easier for me if someone just said "I'm sorry, it was my fault". And I, at one time was a Laboratory Technologist too, and had to apologize more than once to justifiably unhappy patients.
<br />If it was a hospital based lab error, contact the patient advocate. If it was a stand alone commercial lab such as Quest or LabCorp, contact the local regional manager. They can usually work it out with the insurance companies.