Apr 30, 2024
3:13:28pm
3:13:28pm
I'm sorry, how should the doctor be able to bill?
From the OP, it was just "a well-child visit with 'no abnormal findings.'"
The doctor allegedly billed for second visit costing an extra $700, I would guess in hopes that the insurance company would just pay it and he could pad his bottom line.
It would seem that you believe this is a standard, moral, and necessary way for doctors to stay in business. And you believe doctors should add whatever codes they can possibly imagine to try and make a few more bucks.
The doctor allegedly billed for second visit costing an extra $700, I would guess in hopes that the insurance company would just pay it and he could pad his bottom line.
It would seem that you believe this is a standard, moral, and necessary way for doctors to stay in business. And you believe doctors should add whatever codes they can possibly imagine to try and make a few more bucks.
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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
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It was billed at $700, and I wasn't able to get anyone to answer the phone when I called the office directly.
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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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