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(upbeat music) - My name is Rita Tea and I am an Admissions Registrar here at Brigham City Community Hospital. Today I am going to talk with you about how to handle a patient's bill. Typically, you should receive a preliminary statement within seven to 14 business days after discharge. This statement is going to show an estimated patience balance and an estimated insurance payment. Please do not payoff this preliminary statement. You will want to wait until your insurance processes the claim. Once the claim has been processed by the insurance company we will send you a statement showing what your balance due is. That's the process for those patients who have insurance coverage. If you are an uninsured patient, Brigham City Community Hospital does have a discount for your services with us. The bill that you will receive seven to 10 business days after discharge is what your balance due is. After your insurance has processed your claim you will receive a second bill from Brigham City Community Hospital. This is going to show your balance due. At that time you can pay in full or if you need to make payment arrangements you will need to come and talk to one of the financial counselors at Brigham City Community Hospital. We want to make paying your bill easy and convenient. There are a few options. You can pay online, you can mail your payment in, you can call and make payments over the phone or you can even come into the hospital and make a payment. Other than your bill from Brigham City Community Hospital you may receive bills from other providers that have had contact with your care. For example, if you were brought to Brigham City Community Hospital via ambulance you will receive a bill from the ambulance company. Other providers you may receive bills from include surgeons, ER doctors, anesthesiologists and radiologists. You will need to contact each of these individual providers if you have questions about their bills. If you have any other questions regarding your bill from Brigham City Community Hospital please do not hesitate to come in and talk to one of the financial counselors that are available to you. I also want to let you know that we accept most insurances at Brigham City Community Hospital. If you have a question whether your insurance will cover services at our facility please call 435-734-4352 and we will be glad to verify your insurance benefits. One final note. Under the Utah Rural Healthcare Act if you have an HMO insurance policy and you live at a rural zip code address then your insurance will cover services at Brigham City Community Hospital. Thank you for choosing Brigham City Community Hospital for your health care needs. (upbeat music)