Well, since no one will answer the phone at their billing department, here I am. My boyfriend and I won a very very inexpensive trip to a hotel in Kaanapali, Maui. Unfortunately, on our last night there, my boyfriend came down with a 102 degree fever, and our flight was the next morning out of Maui back to Los Angeles. Thankfully, or so I thought, I found an urgent care that was conveniently located across the street from our hotel in a shopping center, who I called immediately and asked if my boyfriend's insurance PPO policy was in network with them. The girl immediately said yes, and I said great and sent him over there as I packed all our belongings in a hurry into our rental car to somehow try to do everything on my own with a very sick boyfriend who couldn't function whatsoever and not miss our flight. I was extremely grateful that the urgent care was able to take him so quickly, was in network with his insurance, and prescribed him medications on the spot next-door at the supermarket pharmacy. This day for me was absolute hell, not to mention my boyfriend who was severely ill. He paid his co-pay at the time and we thought at the most we may get a small bill later on. The bill I've repeatedly received in the mail for him is in the amount of $605.26. If you caught the earlier part of my review, you'd notice I mentioned that we WON a very inexpensive trip to Maui. My boyfriend and I can't afford a lot, let alone a $600 urgent care bill. With that said, it has been around five months or so since our trip. We have received this bill numerous times in the mail. We have called the phone number on the bill more times than I care to count and left more voicemails than I can remember at this point. We have not received a single call back. No one will respond to us and so now I've decided to succumb to our last resort, a yelp review. Maybe they'll notice this, but doubtful. Since you keep choosing to mail us the same bill over and over again and refuse to get on the phone with us, you'll be receiving a check in the mail for $1 because that's what we can afford at this time and because your staff are ill informed when asked if someone's policy is in network. I work in healthcare, I know how it works and what you're obligated to tell a patient ahead of time. No one informed either of us at the time that we may get an outstanding bill in the mail in this amount after the fact, no one mentioned anything about deductibles or out of state or any of the above, which had they we might have made a different decision that day. This bill is absolutely ridiculous. The fact that nobody will return a phone call is absolutely ridiculous. I'm sure all of the 4 and 5 star reviews posted here are pre bill in the mail once they've returned home. If anyone from Doctors On Call is actually reading this, know that we have tried repeatedly to get your billing department on the phone to no avail, there's no email contact provided, and a check in the amount of $1 is what is on its way in the mail. If you are on vacation in Maui and you get sick with a fever, I highly encourage you to go buy Tylenol to bring your fever down and other over the counter medications until you get home, and do NOT go to this urgent care. For reference, my boyfriend works FOR Anthem Blue Cross and has the best PPO policy through Anthem Blue Cross offered, and this is still what this urgent care is trying to bill us. So if you think you have a better PPO than he does and that this won't be you... think again. read more