organizations. In my case it was cardiac problems (congestive
heart failure requiring a pace maker / defib unit ). So a lot
of follow up (like with Cardio Vascular Associates). We
have all heard about fraudulent billing but thought it
happened to other people. Whether fraud or incompetence
CVA billed the insurance company for some services
(which were paid by BCBS). Then they tried to bill me.
For 4 months they keep trying to bill me. I sent then copies
of the statements from the insurance company showing they
paid the provider. Talked to them multiple time. An insurance
company rep tells me he has talked to them multiple times.
Yesterday I received a letter from a collection agency. If you
deal with CVA hope you don't have to deal with their payments
people. From my experience they are either not too smart, or
incompetent or both.
Here is the bill, followed by the insurance statements. Pay
careful attention to dates/amts on bills and on insurance
statements and you will see CVA was paid (Over a year ago,
yet they do not try and bill me until first of 2014 - they couldn't
explain this)
The bills (bested viewed 125-150% zoom):
My advice, stay on top of healthcare providers...
