WyoHusker56
Starter
Kind of?
To me it seems a bit akin to going to an out-of-network healthcare provider and demanding they treat you for your regular in-market rates.
It's a ridiculous demand and the ridiculous amount of time spent hammering out contracts and legal agreements were done to prevent that very event from happening.
Yes, but if all of those out of network provider's patients stopped coming and you showed up and said hey if we can work out a mutual deal so we get treated and you get paid something I bet that doctor is real quick to make a deal outside of your insurance.