The doctor's office charged my insurance over $950.00 for a general, routine physcial for my son, who is only 20. This doctor is not a specialist and some of the charges were ficticious. My daughter saw a nurse practitioner there and they charged $298 by double-coding ($163 for office visit/ $135 for extra time) She was only there about 20 minutes (never saw a doctor).
The insurance company has flagged him for future reference on possible ficticious charges. I do not have to pay what charges my insurance didn't cover. My question is, if I write him a letter to tell him what I think of his ridiculous charges and that's why my family will not go to his office again, do you think he will care? Is it a waste of my time to write him a letter?
2007-01-30
06:36:54
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