#1968 Hide and Go Seek

I don't know.

Like, it's one of those things, like it makes sense if it works.

If it doesn't work, so I could see myself looking up and going, like imagine if you paid cash for it.

What was the cash price?

[laughs] Uh, so much money, Scott.

Um, my insurance company paid, so the adjusted rate, right?

Mm-hmm.

Um, insurance-adjusted rate for all of it, including the PICC line, was, um, $478,000.

That was the, that was the cheap price that they gave the insurance company.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That was, that was what my insurance actually paid the hospital.

I wonder what the bill was.

Like, what it would've been if y- if they, if you said, "I'm gonna buy this cash," I think it would've-

I don't, I don't even wanna know.

[laughs] It's so much money.

I remember you used to be complaining about, like way long ago, Tamiflu was like 70 bucks to have it compounded when my kids were little and they couldn't take pills.

Yeah.

And I was like, "That's a lot of money for medicine." And now that I've been a medical parent, I mean, for epilepsy for a long time, it's been over a decade, like, of being a medical parent for different disease, and two-ish years for this, like, I'm like, "This is n- like, 70 bucks was nothing." [laughs]

[laughs] I feel like I'd like to go back to the world where I was complaining about $70 please.

Right?

Yeah, yeah.

I, I'm gonna see if I can find out.

What is the cash price for TZIELD? See if we can find out.

I mean, if it's fi- if it's a half a milli o- on the, the knockdown price, I mean, is it, is it a million?