Georgetown Internists

GEORGETOWN, OH

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10 tips to control health care costs

Be proactive when seeking health care to achieve quality care at reasonable cost. (Photo by Karen Geswein)

As more health care plans turn to high-deductible, consumer-driven models, health consumers need to make savvy health care spending decisions including selecting in-network services, comparing prices and negotiating costs.

How much do health care prices really cost you?

Dr. Renee Hsia, an emergency room physician, led a team of researchers that found inflated charges for appendectomies in California. (Photo by Adm Golub)

Consumers push for transparency amid bewildering array of health care prices set by doctors, hospitals and health insurance companies, a top-down system that often withholds tools consumers need to make smart decisions.

Choosing a doctor in your network

The cost of medical care rises each year. Minimize your costs by staying in-network. This article highlights the benefits of choosing an in-network physician and offers a guide to help choose one.

Recommended guidelines for health screenings

The need for preventative health screenings relies heavily on your age, family history and medical conditions. Use this guide to help determine if you can benefit from a screening, but always talk to your doctor about your health concerns.