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Re: Rh negativeFrom: Charles Rossmann (rossmann@pol.net)Tue Oct 1 21:53:58 2002
Most of the time we send the patients out with a prescription for Rhogam and ask them To contact their insurance company about where to get it. That way we're out of the loop. On one occasion I remember the insurer flatly refused to pay and we sent the patient To the hospital for observation to rule out pre-term labor. I ordered a rhogam injection For her and never heard another word about it. I guess the hospital got left holding the bag But OTOH they're a much larger corporation than I have. Douglas J. Krell MD Obstetrics and Gynecology You mean you can get paid for it? Richard Chudacoff, MD I stopped long time ago buying Rhogam, I send now the patient to hospital ER with order: Test Blood Rh and give Rhogam. I was also before naive enough to buy Depot Provera and than charged for it, it is loosing business, I give now patient the prescription to go to drug store and bring it in office. It cost the insurances more, but the pharmacists obviously know how to get paid.
-- Charles Rossmann, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology http://www.rossmann.salu.net
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