<prompt> Human: Nearly a year ago, I received the nexplanon implant. Knowing that these are usually quite expensive, I asked the nurse practitioner I currently dont have a family doctor about the pricing for it. She said it would be absolutely free. A few months later, I received a bill around 2300, 2000 for the implant and 300 for the implanting procedure. After them incorrectly charging my insurance three times once to no insurance, once to an old insurance I had years ago, and once to my current insurance, my insurance covered the procedure itself but said that it can only cover birth control that is available from over the counter and to take it up with the nurse practitioner herself. It seems no one knows directly whats going on since every time I call the account support, they say it should be covered and it was probably billed wrong. Just wondering what options I have at this point. Thanks. Edit: Im under my parents insurance so Im not entirely familiar of details of the insurance policy. Nexplanon was included on their contraceptive coverage list BlueCross BlueShield is the company.  <response>: Doesnt matter what the nurse said. They are not the payer. Always call your insurance company and confirm coverage for any procedure 