I think you made the biggest argument for requiring these lists in the first place.
For your simple exercise, it seems like we need to have that breakdown for those four different factors (and have that explicitly listed). Then we can figure out why the cost for a $0.22 jumps to $20 for those with insurance but $12 when paying cash. I agree it probably is a huge plus for you and your job security. :)
For your simple exercise, it seems like we need to have that breakdown for those four different factors (and have that explicitly listed). Then we can figure out why the cost for a $0.22 jumps to $20 for those with insurance but $12 when paying cash. I agree it probably is a huge plus for you and your job security. :)