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Apr. 8th, 2011 06:57 pmMather hospital is terrible. They did nothing for me whatsoever and now I get a thing from my insurance company that the doctor doesn't accept my insurance. I have freaking government workers insurance - it's accepted everywhere! Plus I NEVER saw this doctor. Apparently, I saw a Physician's Assistant who called himself a doctor - which is not really right at all. But he works under this woman so it's billed under that lady. No thank you.
It's $200 out of pocket and I do not want to pay that. Especially when there are other doctors in that hospital that take my insurance and I NEVER SAW THIS PERSON! That $200 can be put towards much nicer things. Don't you think that since one of the FIRST things they did was take my insurance, they'd have the decency to tell me that the doctor that I won't be seeing but will be billed under doesn't take my insurance? That's seems rather shitty to me. Had I known at that point, I would've left because they didn't even do anything to help me. It was an absolute waste of time and now they want to charge me a stupid amount of money for it. No. I'm sorry Mr. Trying-to-come-across-as-a-doctor-even-though-you-are-not, perhaps if you had gone to full medical school you would've learned that an ace bandage does not fix a fucking broken bone.
Right now I'm waiting on a call back from "financial services" or some crap like that where I'm sure they will do absolutely nothing but talk down to me like I'm the moron here and I'm totally in the wrong. That'll be fun.
It's $200 out of pocket and I do not want to pay that. Especially when there are other doctors in that hospital that take my insurance and I NEVER SAW THIS PERSON! That $200 can be put towards much nicer things. Don't you think that since one of the FIRST things they did was take my insurance, they'd have the decency to tell me that the doctor that I won't be seeing but will be billed under doesn't take my insurance? That's seems rather shitty to me. Had I known at that point, I would've left because they didn't even do anything to help me. It was an absolute waste of time and now they want to charge me a stupid amount of money for it. No. I'm sorry Mr. Trying-to-come-across-as-a-doctor-even-though-you-are-not, perhaps if you had gone to full medical school you would've learned that an ace bandage does not fix a fucking broken bone.
Right now I'm waiting on a call back from "financial services" or some crap like that where I'm sure they will do absolutely nothing but talk down to me like I'm the moron here and I'm totally in the wrong. That'll be fun.
