<prompt> Human: deletedAssistant: You need to understand your insurance as your first step. That will tell you how much you could potentially be on the hook for and what to look for to make sure insurance is covering everything they need to cover.If you have a competent benefits person at your work, go to them. Have them explain to you what your max out of pocket amounts are, what you will pay if you go out of network, etc. If you dont have access to such a person, then call the insurance and ask for explanations of your benefits.With that knowledge you will be prepared for what sort of financial costs you will be looking at. You can plan it out, and with a plan comes lessened anxiety.I wish you and your family all the best.Human: Thanks so much. Ill reach out to that person first thing Monday morning.  <response>: If youre at a medium or larger company, they likely also have an EAP employee assistance program that exists to help people navigate situations like this. If youre unsure whether or not you have one, you can find out through HR or look through your hiring packet. 