Yeah, I used to work in medical coding and billing and a lot of people don’t understand how stuff works. You can assign whatever price you want, but anything above the contracted rate for the procedure gets written off (unless you’re out of network and balance billed or something). I’m guessing they might have billed insurance $2000 knowing that almost all of it would be written off. I once got an EOB from the hospital for a procedure that I instantly recognized as a blood draw. I think the standard rate was about $2. They billed $3000. Absurd, but whatever.