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JakeWilliam
My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: GA
I paid my doctor's office a co-pay with each visit. I am now finding out they never filed with my insurance, and two years later they are sending me bills that differ in price every single time and now they've sent me to collections. I've contacted the insurance company and suddenly they are sending me checks to give to the doctor's office - so am I to send this to the collections people?
The doctor's office invoices list some of the payments I made, do not list some that I've paid, and claim I owe them thousands of dollars from what the insurance company supposedly did not cover.
I paid straight out for a therapist with this company only to find out my therapist never received the money (in fact, they owe her over $10k!)! I sat down and collected as much back info & receipts as I could and tried to make sense of their invoice "logic" but it pretty much boils down to them conducting horrible bookkeeping and now trying to charge me for everything!
Before I speak to them I was wondering if there is anything I can say or do to ask them to write off the debt as their error. This stuff is going on my credit and for once, it's not my doing and I cannot imagine such horrible bookkeeping is even legal!