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PCA works very hard to maximally charge insurance and patients…read more I have gone to PCA for several years. As a physician (a specialist who cares for very complicated patients), I know what constitutes reasonable billing codes and when to apply them. In early 2024, at my annual physical, I was billed a 99213--moderately complex office visit (=$89 after insurance); the billing department told me this additional billing was due to the doctor clicking on two refills for long standing, non life-threatening health concerns that were minimally mentioned at the physical. After that visit's billing, I discontinued those two medications. This year at my annual well health physical, I was again billed a 99213 (=$95 after insurance) despite not being prescribed any medication for any condition by this physician. This time, the initial billing employee told me the charge was due to my doctor's "co-management" of a chronic condition (for which I had seen my specialist two days prior and for which my primary was never involved in the care or coordination as I self referred). Then I was told that the additional billing charge was due to my occasional use of an over the counter heartburn medication and to discuss my cholesterol for which I do not receive any treatment. The Affordable Care Act of 2010 includes preventative health maintenance covered 100% by insurance. The providers at PCA and their billing department work very hard to find miniscule issues to levy additional charges for the patient +or insurance which is part of the vicious cycle (the medical-industrial complex) and contributes to ever escalating insurance premiums and patient financial harm.

I found out the hard way that if you make an appointment at PCA for a Preventive visit physical,…read moreand the doctor Logs into his computer and talks to you about prescription drugs and/or anything about your family history or discusses your blood work , that visit turns into a "problem focused" visit without your knowledge, and you and your insurance company will be charge an outrageous amount for this "problem focused" visit and they DO NOT let you know this. After I questioned this outrageous bill, they told me that "Signage explaining the difference between a preventive visit and a problem visit is posted in the treatment rooms and waiting rooms" . This is shameful. The providers at PCA and their billing dept work very hard to find miniscule issues to levy additional charges for their customers and by doing this contribute to ever escalating premiums and is harmful to customers. PCA should be ashamed of themselves. If you are still going to PCA for anything, make sure you get things in writing before hand. Explore other providers.

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