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Hi all,

I currently work as a library assistant in a public library. I adore my job, I love it so much. I would be a library assistant for the rest of my life if it paid more. Working the circ desk and helping patrons is my favorite part of the job. I’m almost done my bachelors degree in history and I am looking into graduate programs. I am bit limited with an undergrad in history. I will still have the majority of my GI bill left after my undergrad and I want to use every penny of it because I worked really hard for my gi bill. So, those of you who have MLIS, is it worth it? I love the public library field and would like to stay in that or maybe law librarian. Has anyone worked as a law librarian? Do you really need a JD? Also does the school you attend matter in the library world? I was looking at LSUs online program because you can complete it in 12 months and the various start dates are really nice. I also saw university of Illinois’s online program is #1 but it takes longer to complete. Any advice?

Hi all,

I recently had two appointments with an eye doctor that had been authorized through community care. While at the appointments they charged me $130 which now I know I shouldn’t have paid them. I contacted community care and they said to call the provider and have them refund my money. I did but the provider won’t do that and said the $130 is not billed to insurance and is the patient responsibility. Something about how it’s not a billable code. Has anyone encountered this? I thought you don’t have to pay anything for community care. I am 100% if that helps I usually don’t pay anything.

Hi all,

I recently had two appointments with an eye doctor that had been authorized through community care. While at the appointments they charged me $130 which now I know I shouldn’t have paid them. I contacted community care and they said to call the provider and have them refund my money. I did but the provider won’t do that and said the $130 is not billed to insurance and is the patient responsibility. Something about how it’s not a billable code. Has anyone encountered this? I thought you don’t have to pay anything for community care. I am 100% if that helps I usually don’t pay anything.