I posted a thread previously about an attorney patient that was seen in the office where I'm currently employed. I don't know how to add to it so I'm writing a new thread.
1) I'm employed in the med office where a patient who is also an attorney was treated. He filed chargebacks after the...
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Thank you. I'll let the senior doctor know to seek the advice of an attorney.
Just to summarize for all who read the postings:
*attorney patient on Medicaid/healthy NY had elective (cosmetic) +basic procedures done
*paid by business Amex card for elective treatment the day of the...
For your reference, the elective treatments are always paid as services are rendered because they are not covered by insurances. The basic treatments have copays and coinsurances. The basic treatments are always charged after the insurance company processed the EOB.
The elective treatment are...
Just reread both postings. Thought was quite clear when started the first sentence separating the charges for basic and elective treatments in the second posting.
There is no inconsistency in the postings. The chargeback was for the elective (cosmetic) treatment that the patient paid with Am Ex as services were rendered, which he later stated was a processing error and the account was chargedback.
The basic services that he also received the same day...
is this a collection agency matter
He called again today stating that nobody from the office called him back to give him the name of the receptionist!! so that he could include her in the lawsuit. Can we just send his account to collections to avoid the headache?
An attorney patient had both basic and elective procedures done in the office, signed all the docs and paid by a credit card. The next day he called the insurance company, complained that he was charged for basic services and called his credit card company stating he never authorized the...
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Our office uses PayPal for patients credit card processing. We process payments as services are rendered. About a couple of weeks ago, our doctors rendered services for a patient (an attorney) on Medicaid assistance who...
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