I went last week to get my IUD replaced and they ended up not being able to see my strings and unable to replace the device. They still had me pee prior, and then did a pelvic exam after not being able to see the strings. I never asked for the pelvic exam, they just did it and I assume the pregnancy test was just to verify they can put the replacement IUD in. I got the bill today for an office visit, a pelvic exam, and the pregnancy test. I understand that they couldn’t replace the IUD but is it correct to code me for all of these separately? I expected to not be charged because it’s supposed to be preventative care, but just because they couldn’t get the IUD out means I have to pay for everything now? It was still supposed to be preventive. Can someone please explain if this is the correct way or not because now I have a $500 bill for something that I can’t help just because my strings weren’t visible.

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