Good faith estimate

Then my procedure at the ambulatory facility was canceled because the anesthesiologist would not do it in that facility and required me to be at a hospital facility.

The GFE, or good faith estimate, I got for the ambulatory facility procedure would leave me with around $250 to pay.

but the GFE I got for the hospital facility procedure would leave me around $2,500 to pay, and I was told when I inquired that the physician and anesthesiologist fees would be billed separately so there would be more costs.

Given that I am already looking at 10x the cost just for the facility, this appears discriminatory and is a cost I cannot pay.

I have told the GI doc that even with these estimates, I cannot afford to pay 10 to 20 times the cost of a procedure that should cost me $250.

So we created our own CRM now that's doing things a little easier for us.

And we were able to automate like the GFEs and things like that, which was really great.

So anyway, that's how we track it now.

But the other thing I think is really important to track, which you and I have talked about this before in my work with Proper Practice Elevation, is this idea of what way converts best.