My bill has two different PO boxes, one in Tennessee and one in Georgia, plus two different corporate office addresses in Texas. Is this an urgent care or a Waffle House?
Anyway, the first five calls to customer service put us on hold for up to an hour before hanging up on its own.
We got through the sixth time, and they were unable to fix the problems on the spot: (a) being charged $280 for a five minute office visit after being given a $60 quote and (b) the bill is in my name though it was my wife's visit and billing (we have separate insurance). Instead, there will be a 30 day investigation.
Ok... After the investigation, they concluded my wife is responsible for charges because she signed a form saying that she would be responsible for all charges. Problem is, she was quoted $60 for the service and didn't expect more charges considering there was no additional service. Conveniently quoted by someone who no longer works there.
DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING until you get a quote in writing. And think twice before using such a crummy organization.
To reiterate: $280 for a one-minute look at a bug bite and lotion recommendation. Care Now? Care Not. read more