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Anyone know what it is and what goes on the Bariatrician appointment??? And what happens after? Also if i need any additional information or go fastening or something like that please and thanks

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    I don't. But, if you ever have questions about details like this, I would recommend you call the office and ask questions until you understand.

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    An asterisk is this symbol: *

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Every hospital is different. I used kaiser. Wouldnt have a clue what your DR. /hospital does. Sorry

Cash pay is 900 for anesthesia!!! Good lord with its is 875 that bills them. I seem it on my EOB

Let's bet they want to Rahe your gallbladder out. That's what it looks like your drs appt us for to see about that? ?

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Cash pay is 900 for anesthesia!!! Good lord with its is 875 that bills them. I seem it on my EOB

I'm sorry I didn't understand you to well can you explain a little more detail if you don't mind please? ????

Let's bet they want to Rahe your gallbladder out. That's what it looks like your drs appt us for to see about that? ?

What do you mean i don't understand ????

900 seems expensive for cash pay. Anyways do you see on your paper the 2 astericks before the dr visit and the gallbladder statement? That's what I'm thinking that is about but i could also know nothing.

I don't. But, if you ever have questions about details like this, I would recommend you call the office and ask questions until you understand.

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900 seems expensive for cash pay. Anyways do you see on your paper the 2 astericks before the dr visit and the gallbladder statement? That's what I'm thinking that is about but i could also know nothing.

Yes i know ????... What is asterisks? I apologize for my ignorance its my first time doing this and don't understand some medical words ????.. So you think the bariatrician appointment is for the gallbladder check up?

I don't. But, if you ever have questions about details like this, I would recommend you call the office and ask questions until you understand.

Definitely calling tomorrow to better understand i was just asking here to hear some experiences ????

I think she means that the two statements with asterisks (**) before them are related, but I don't think that is correct. I think it's just indicating that they are important to read. The bariatrician is a different Doctor than the one who determines if your gall bladder comes out, so I don't think one has anything to do with the other. I also don't think $900 is particularly high for anesthesia.

I can't help with your initial question, but don't feel bad, her questions/posts were confusing ;)

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I think she means that the two statements with asterisks (**) before them are related, but I don't think that is correct. I think it's just indicating that they are important to read. The bariatrician is a different Doctor than the one who determines if your gall bladder comes out, so I don't think one has anything to do with the other. I also don't think $900 is particularly high for anesthesia.

I can't help with your initial question, but don't feel bad, her questions/posts were confusing ;)

~*~ Find me on YouTube: Trisha's Sleeve Story ~*~

Awesome thanks i called the baratrician and asked ehat i nedded for the appointment they sais to take any medication i was on its December 2nd and the person that's guiding me on the while WLs said i would be having an appointment with the surgeon after the bariatrician

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