<prompt> Human: Hopefully this is a good place to ask this question, Ive spent a lot of time reading posts here and feel like you guys know your stuff.Now this isnt a huge amount of money, but as a college student working less-than part time, its a lot to me. I went to a walk in clinic a few weeks back with typical cold symptoms I would have waited it out for a few days and got over it myself if my girlfriend didnt INSIST on me going to the clinic My insurance was turned down because I hadt met the deductable for the year 250 and was charged 100 to my debit card. All goes as expected, doctor comes in, 3 minutes of listening to me breathlooking in my ear and mouthblood pressure etc. I get prescribed antibiotics and Im on my way. a week later I get a bill in the mail for 186. On top of the 100 I paid on the day of the visit!? so now Im facing an almost 300 walk in visit... what should I do? I really dont think this is reasonable. Can I fight it somehow?Update: I paid it and need to send an itemized bill to my insurance company for reimbursement for the 36. The only reason I thought this was so high was I went to another walk in clinic for the exact same symptoms a year ago and the whole thing cost 118. The two clinics were in two different cities 2 hours apart but I didnt think the difference in price would be so huge.  <response>: Around 300 for a walk in exam at an urgent care clinic sounds about right. If you pay then then you will have met your deductible for the year. You can submit a claim for the amount you paid over 250. 