My husband and I had the same bloodwork done at the same lab on the same day (within minutes). His cost $29.19, mine cost $243.88. We have the same insurance plan. Any idea why this happened?

We went for our yearly checkup and had the following blood tests: CBC W Auto Diff, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Lipid Panel, TSH Third Generation, HIV Test, and Hepatis C (was told that “insurance companies are requesting” the last 2). We also each had a Urinalysis.

My EOB lists SUVO once and LABO 4 times but doesn’t give any specifics on what each test was labeled as. His EOB lists SUVO once, WALO 3 times, and LABO twice and again doesn’t give any specifics.

We have GEHA Elevate. Neither of us has met our deductible for the year. He is the policyholder but I am included on the insurance. I do not have any other health insurance plan.

I did have a pap smear the day before the bloodwork was done but that should be free, right?

I am reaching out to the insurance company via their contact us page because I want written statements but I was curious if anyone else has run into this before and knows what causes it?

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[link] [comments]We went for our yearly checkup and had the following blood tests: CBC W Auto Diff, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Lipid Panel, TSH Third Generation, HIV Test, and Hepatis C (was told that “insurance companies are requesting” the last 2). We also each had a Urinalysis. My EOB lists SUVO once and LABO 4 times but doesn’t give any specifics on what each test was labeled as. His EOB lists SUVO once, WALO 3 times, and LABO twice and again doesn’t give any specifics. We have GEHA Elevate. Neither of us has met our deductible for the year. He is the policyholder but I am included on the insurance. I do not have any other health insurance plan. I did have a pap smear the day before the bloodwork was done but that should be free, right? I am reaching out to the insurance company via their contact us page because I want written statements but I was curious if anyone else has run into this before and knows what causes it? submitted by /u/jersharocks [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance

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