The Fall of the House of Usher comes by way of eight hour-long episodes, each offering a new take on a different dark, grisly Poe tale, and taking us inside the minds of a group of twisted characters finding themselves in even more twisted situations. And fans of his past similar projects-including Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, and Midnight Club-will be in for quite a treat, as almost every actor he used over the course of those projects is back as a part of Usher's cast, with a few newcomers (Carl Lumbly and a guy you may have heard of named Mark Hamill) also along for the ride. Wide range of topics? Yes! All applicable? Also yes!īased on the work of Edgar Allan Poe but all brought into one overarching narrative and updated into a multi-generational story set primarily in the present day, The Fall of the House of Usheris Mike Flanagan's latest horror endeavor for Netflix, made once again through his Intrepid Pictures production company. Thank you for choosing Reading Hospital for your healthcare services.IF YOU'RE A fan of any of the following shows and/or film series, then Netflix's The Fall of the House of Usher is probably just for you: Succession, Dopesick, The Haunting of Hill House, Stephen King, Final Destination. CMS is hopeful that researchers, employers, and other developers will be able to use this information to build new tools to help patients better understand and navigate the complexities of healthcare services, charges, and payments. It must be provided on each hospital website annually per the CMS Price Transparency Regulations. The information provided on contracted insurers’ payments is primarily for use by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Insurers’ payments for hospital services are based on service packages such as Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs) for inpatients and Ambulatory Patient Classifications (APCs) for outpatients and various other complex payment methodologies.

Insurers’ payments for hospital-based physician services are based on Fee Schedules. In addition to providing our Charge Master, Reading Hospital has also provided information on how we are paid by the major insurers who contract with us to provide services to their insured members who are our patients. In addition, the Charge Master does not include the charges from healthcare providers who may bill you separately from the hospital, such as your personal doctors, surgeons, anesthesiologists, etc. While the hospital’s list of charges is the same for all patients receiving the same service, every patient’s health is unique, requiring different levels of care that produce varying bill amounts. Many factors impact how hospitals establish their charges, including the cost of living in hospital's area and the overall scope of services provided. The online Patient Estimate Tool will provide the self-pay rate automatically, but non-insured patients should call to ensure they are eligible for this rate and that it is appropriately applied to their account. Non-insured patients should call the Tower Health Business Office at 48 to determine if they qualify for this rate. Patients with no insurance coverage may be eligible for a self-pay rate. For assistance with understanding your costs for services or items, please use our online Patient Estimate Tool. Payment amounts vary by insurers and are the basis for insurers determining your copays, coinsurances, and deductibles. In order to be transparent, we have published our Charge Master here to help patients better understand the pricing of healthcare. This list, known as a Charge Master, contains thousands of services and related charges. Reading Hospital maintains a comprehensive list of charges for each inpatient and outpatient service or item we provide – every test, exam, surgical procedure, room charge, etc. Insurances Contracted In-Network with the Transitional Subacute Unit Insurances Contracted In-Network with Reading Hospital Rehabilitation at Wyomissing Nominate a Nurse Led Team at Reading Hospitalĭepartamento de Emergencias de Reading Hospital

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