<prompt> Human: I have what I thought was a pretty decent health insurance plan through my employer. My deductible is around 500 bucks, and its supposed to cover 100 of my preventive care even before I meet the deductible. So heres what happened: I had some symptoms that I thought were worth checking out. Specifically, I was noticing blood in my stool. Seemed like something youre supposed to go to the doctor for, right? Well, I had my appointment, we determined that it wasnt anything too serious probably, and I was on my way. I just recently found out Im being billed almost 300 for that appointment. I dont really understand the health insurance system as well as I should, and Im still confused after reading through my benefits. Im supposed to be covered for at least one check up visit per year. Does this kind of appointment really not count as preventive care? And yes, I did make sure the medical provider was in-network. I plan on contacting the insurer to try to figure this out since the benefits information they gave me isnt super clear, but is it normal for this kind of thing to not be covered under preventive care? Thanks!  <response>: That visit was not preventive care. You were presenting with an issue. 