My husband was sent here to get xrays because he was starting to see a new chiropractor. This was about two months ago. Our insurance picked up what they would, and Clearview sent him a bill. It wasn't a huge bill, and he had planned to pay it the next day. The next day, he received an automated phone call from Clearview, saying that they were attempting to collect the balance. It was wrong on two levels. One is for having an automated voice. To me, it sounded impersonal, and possibly like the many spam calls we receive on our home phone every week. Two is for making the call at all. Give the patient a chance to pay the bill! We just received it, and it is not overdue. Then today, a letter arrived regarding the same bill. It was dated June 3rd. Today is June 10th. I called and spoke with a really nice gal, who explained it was policy to do all of the above. I told her that the company gives the impression that we are ignoring them and refusing to pay the bill. She said it's "just policy". What irks me the most is that it gives the impression that they have made several attempts to contact the patient to get the bill paid with no success when this is not the case. My husband paid the bill promptly the day after he received it (as he always does). She confirmed he has a zero balance, and then proceeded to explain the dates around the paper bill, phone call, and letter. The whole rapid-fire approach gives the impression the company is desperate for funds. Other providers we've dealt with will send the bill either via regular mail or email, and then wait the requisite 30 days before sending a reminder. We've never been late paying a bill and never will be. I understand if they've had bad experiences in the past with patients not paying their bills, and possibly have been burned. However, it's still really unprofessional, and makes them seem like they're doubling as a collection agency. Super nice people there at our local office. However, if you go for services, you might think about bringing cash with you and prepaying. read more