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North Texas Perinatology Billing Office

North Texas Perinatology Billing Office

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Avoid North Texas Perinatal Associates! They will give you one quote before the medical service was…read moredone and then charge you 5 times more afterwards. I had a prenatal ultrasound scheduled with Dr. Lorna Rodriguez in Plano, TX in Nov. 2015. I called the office before going to the appointment and was told the cash cost would have been around $250 (972-519-1328). I then went to have the ultrasound. Everything looked fine, which was great. However, a month later, I received a bill for $750!! I called the office back and they told me that they have nothing to do with billing and there's nothing they can (nor will) do to help me. I called the billing department (972-758-9422) and they said that they just charge whatever service the doctor told them to charge and they are unwilling to help either. This whole experience is very upsetting!

Felt Scammed. Dr. Lorna Rodriguez was great, I have no issue with her. I was with my 18 year old…read moredaughter at her regular OB appointment when the Dr. said the baby's heartbeat sounded a little fast and urged we go immediately upstairs to North Texas Perinatal for a thorough exam of the baby's heart. Since we were walk-ins, it took hours to see a Dr. (not their fault), and they had no cost estimate for the service. When we saw Dr. Rodriguez, she hooked my daughter up to a machine to check the baby's heart said everything is fine, and asked my daughter if she had had caffeine. It turned out my daughter had caffeinated tea before her appointment so the baby's heart rate was higher than usual and there was no issue. When I got the bill for this it was $3,129. It seemed like our OB pulled a scare tactic scam on us to get a referral bonus from NT Perinatal. Total waste of time and A LOT of money.

Medical Practice Solutions - billingservices - Updated October 2026

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