For billing questions, please contact Patient Accounts Services at 308-344-8297. 

There are many forms that require your signature prior to receiving services. In addition, the circumstances associated with your current visit may change the insurance that needs to be filed. For example, suppose you came into the hospital for a laboratory test and, a few days later, you return after being injured on the job. Your work-related injury would likely be covered by your employer's worker's compensation plan, while your lab test may be compensated by your health insurance.

No. However, if you know what your co-pay and deductible are, you should be ready to make that payment.

Forty five (45) days from claim submission, we will send a letter notifying you that your insurance has not paid. If you receive a letter, please contact your insurance company. Your assistance in working with your insurance company is sometimes essential to initiate the payment. If your insurance company does not pay, the entire balance will become your responsibility.