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The book is perfect and exactly what is needed. Well done!
Frank Lobb’s book provides a valuable source and outline for those facing catastrophic hospital bills. His understanding of the issue is unmatched.
This book is a must read for all Americans. The issues surrounding healthcare and insurance are profound. It’s taken an engineer to adequately dissect and explain what the insurance industry does not want you to know. Thank you Frank Lobb for exposing this massive fraud!!!
Mr. Lobb’s book is an insightful and highly credible analysis of our nation’s healthcare billing system in the form of an easy to read tutorial. His application of the law to the subject merits a law degree while creating a must read resource for anyone with an oppressive healthcare bill or fighting a denial of care and coverage.
The healthcare industry made understandable to the average reader. – – – The book’s explanations, diagrams, sample letters and steps in challenging a healthcare bill are written so clearly that a reader can readily adopt them for his own use. Our rights in challenging a healthcare bill are described in detail and in a fashion not encountered elsewhere. We no longer need to be in the dark in dealing with the outright fraud and misrepresentation in healthcare billing.
Mr. Lobb has given us a well written, very readable, fact filled book on a very controversial and timely subject. It’s an impactful look at the situations readers encounter in dealing with healthcare and is written by one who understands the system on a very personal level.
Having served as a healthcare administrator for both providers and payors, I am well-aware of the hospital billing system in the United States. Healthcare providers are frustrated and patients are illegally charged. Frank Lobb’s earlier book “Too Big to Be Legal” accurately describes the contractual relationship between healthcare insurance companies and their in-network hospitals and why those contracts can’t hold up to scrutiny. In his most recent book, “The Big Lie in My Healthcare Bill,”
Mr. Lobb exposes that contractual weakness to provide a path patients can readily use to invalidate an unreasonable healthcare bill. Notably, he isn’t advocating cheating a hospital out of any rightful reimbursement or even refusing to pay what’s owed. He is simply forcing an in-network hospital to honor its hidden contractual bar on billing a patient when coverage and/or payment is denied.