Apr 30, 2024
3:07:12pm
3:07:12pm
Once again, this problem is because healthcare wants to act like they aren't
part of commerce.
No other business could get away with adding an exorbitant charge without apprising the customer, "hey, I'm happy to get into that, but it is going to change the scope of services and be an extra charge of $700."
No customer ANYWHERE FOR ANY SERVICE IN THE WORLD would ever pay an extra fee like that after the fact without be apprised of it beforehand.
No other business could get away with adding an exorbitant charge without apprising the customer, "hey, I'm happy to get into that, but it is going to change the scope of services and be an extra charge of $700."
No customer ANYWHERE FOR ANY SERVICE IN THE WORLD would ever pay an extra fee like that after the fact without be apprised of it beforehand.
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I'm trying to figure out how exactly to go about resolving a fraudulent billing incident with my kid's pediatrician.
Apr 30, 2:22pm
Apr 30, 2:27pm
It was billed at $700, and I wasn't able to get anyone to answer the phone when I called the office directly.
Apr 30, 2:29pm
Apr 30, 3:05pm
You paint a picture of doctors who have no control over their practice and rely on patients to make them bill correctly
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