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@ThePapCorps

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Very disappointed in @SylvesterCancer for charging patients 3x what other top cancer hospitals charge for a Bioimpedance test. Insurance doesn’t pay so guess who does? Patients stuck with high bills. @LymphaticNet @MoffittNews @BreastcancerO

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@SylvesterCancer @ThePapCorps

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@SylvesterCancer Great! Now stop charging 3x what Moffitt or MD Anderson charge for a Bioimpedance test. It is robbery.

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@KhanSaba1278 The standard is 20% for table service. If it was to go then less maybe 5-10%. So $10 on $230 could be construed as paltry and insulting.

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Thank you to @BCBSTX for getting im touch with me and finding details related to a claim and past coverages. It was helpful.

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@BCBS_TX

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Bio impedance (aka body fat percentage) is not an experimental test for lymphedema. Bioimpedance is a cheap test (billed fairly) and @bcbsassociation @BCBS_TX should cover it. @sylvestercancer should stop inflating its bills and passing high fees onto patients.

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@Gosleepriya DJT

[Hitesh Vij @hitesh_vij]

@MagmaHDI My cashless claim for ACL surgery was denied citing “chronicity cannot be decided” despite MRI, doctor’s certificate, and records confirming an accidental injury with no prior history. This is my first-ever claim. Request urgent review. @IRDAI_Online @DFS_India

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@CBSNews @WLRN @NPR

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@SylvesterCancer @CNN @MSNBC

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@EmmanuelMacron Nous sommes avec France et tous les catoliques 🇫🇷.

[Zachary @zachy2314]

@cnni Uhhh no, id rather not lose my eyes to the sun

[Tommy @tommyboomin]

@cnni @CNNTravel This article is insane!! I find myself ALWAYS closing the window if there is too much sunlight. It can be BLINDING!!! Why doesn’t the author address the issue that if it’s so freaking bright it can literally hurt?! I am straight up mad at this article!!!!

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@Abefrohman555 @cnni @CNNTravel There are lots of 737’’s still, and the bright light affects more than just the person in the window seat. I like the shade closed at flight elevation but open for takeoff and landing. I may open it briefly if flying over cool landscapes. Otherwise closed.

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@cnni Disagree. Sunscreen lasts about 80 minutes so passengers would need to reapply sunscreen (more chemicals) in flight. Bright sunlight causes cataracts and hurts light colored eyes so everyone will need sunglasses. Isn’t it easier to be courteous and close the shade?