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What Medicare.gov shows:
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Service (52000)
DIAGNOSTIC EXAM OF BLADDER AND URETHRA USING AN ENDOSCOPE (52000)
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You had a diagnostic bladder exam with Dr. Martinez on August 25, 2025. The total bill was $850, with Medicare covering $177.31 and you paying $45.23 in coinsurance.
Cystoscopy to examine the inside of the bladder
This is a diagnostic procedure where a doctor uses a thin, flexible tube with a camera (called a cystoscope) to look inside your bladder and urethra (the tube that carries urine out of your body). The cystoscope is gently inserted through the urethra to examine the bladder walls for any abnormalities, inflammation, stones, or other conditions. This is typically done to investigate symptoms like blood in urine, frequent urination, bladder pain, or urinary tract infections that don't respond to treatment.
This service requires coinsurance payment from you.
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Does Medicare cover annual wellness visits?
Yes! Medicare covers one wellness visit per year at no cost to you - no deductible, no coinsurance. This includes a health risk assessment, personalized prevention plan, and screenings based on your health history.
I had one last month and got billed $45. Why?
Found it. You were charged for code 99214 (office visit) instead of G0438 (wellness visit). Your doctor likely discussed a health issue during the visit, which converts it from a free wellness visit to a regular office visit with 20% coinsurance.
This is common but sometimes avoidable. The $45.23 charge is correct based on how it was coded.
Can I get that refunded?
Possibly. If the visit was primarily for your annual wellness check and the other issue was minor, you can request your doctor recode it as a wellness visit.
I can help you draft a letter to your doctor's billing department explaining this and requesting a review. Want me to create that?
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Done. I've created a letter requesting they review the coding, included your claim details, and explained Medicare's wellness visit guidelines. You can send this to their billing department - I've included the contact info from your claim.
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Sicca syndrome (dry eyes and mouth condition)
Sicca syndrome is a condition that causes dryness in your eyes and mouth due to reduced production of tears and saliva. This can occur on its own or as part of other conditions like Sjögren's syndrome. Symptoms typically include dry, gritty eyes, difficulty swallowing, and a persistently dry mouth.
Clinical Notes
This is a chronic condition that typically requires ongoing management rather than a cure. Treatment focuses on symptom relief and preventing complications from dryness.
Typical Follow-up Care
- • Regular monitoring of symptoms
- • Eye drops or artificial tears
- • Saliva substitutes if needed
- • Possible referral to specialist
- • Lifestyle modifications for symptom management
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Deductible Progress
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Cardiology Associates
Service Date: March 8, 2024
$247.50
Your cost: $49.50
Provider: Dr. Sarah Abdula, MD
Service: Echocardiogram (93307)
Diagnosis: Chest pain, unspecified
Saw Dr. Abdula for chest pain evaluation. Echocardiogram performed to assess heart function and rule out cardiac issues. Standard 20% coinsurance applied.
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Common things we flag: duplicate charges for the same service, charges for "free" preventive services like wellness visits, unusually high bills compared to your history, and potential coding errors. We can't catch everything, but we check each claim automatically so you don't have to.
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