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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jaleeks23" data-source="post: 384103" data-attributes="member: 8431"><p>I bet insurance companies will check, but how can they check against the actual medication given to the patient, ordered by the doctor? Doctor could have instructed nurses to give 10mg of ABC to patient, patient received 10mg but then charge 20mg? Do they actually check against the instructions? Anyway, medication is pretty small in percentage in the total bill. I've also asked around of some other private hospitals, so far, 100% that I've checked do not have separate nursing fees. All comes with the room. Doesn't make sense to charge nursing separately, can someone stay in a hospital not requiring nurses to attend to them? Furthermore, they didn't even inform or have any information at all to the public that their nursing fees are charged separately, that there are other services not included in their "standard nursing fee" will be charged separately too...like bathing.....i wonder what else....erm.....</p></blockquote><p></p>