Complaint Review: Dr. Kornhaber Credit Administration Aetna - Pembroke Pines Florida

well, i did not have access to the insurance information at the time, it was under someone elses name that I did not live with. Unfortunately for the doctors office it is the insurance companies that are not paying the claims (my new doctor says Aetna is notorious for this). If I was ever notified that there was a problem with the insurance not paying I promptly would have paid and/or immediately contacted the insurance company. They must have not wanted thier money too bad because not once did they or the collections company try to contact me (they had my info). My credit report said "paid" under this "collections" item, after I disputed it (because at the time I had no clue what it was), they said "not paid", so something was getting mixed up at the collections office. It was also a shame the people in the doctors office were so completely rude and incompetent since the doctor was a really nice guy. Besides, looking for an "itemized bill" would have been completely out of the question. The man retired, didn't bother to notify his patients, my mom arrived for a walk in visit to find a sign on the door. She never was able to find out where her medical records ended up.

well, i did not have access to the insurance information at the time, it was under someone elses name that I did not live with. Unfortunately for the doctors office it is the insurance companies that are not paying the claims (my new doctor says Aetna is notorious for this). If I was ever notified that there was a problem with the insurance not paying I promptly would have paid and/or immediately contacted the insurance company. They must have not wanted thier money too bad because not once did they or the collections company try to contact me (they had my info). My credit report said "paid" under this "collections" item, after I disputed it (because at the time I had no clue what it was), they said "not paid", so something was getting mixed up at the collections office. It was also a shame the people in the doctors office were so completely rude and incompetent since the doctor was a really nice guy. Besides, looking for an "itemized bill" would have been completely out of the question. The man retired, didn't bother to notify his patients, my mom arrived for a walk in visit to find a sign on the door. She never was able to find out where her medical records ended up.

well, i did not have access to the insurance information at the time, it was under someone elses name that I did not live with. Unfortunately for the doctors office it is the insurance companies that are not paying the claims (my new doctor says Aetna is notorious for this). If I was ever notified that there was a problem with the insurance not paying I promptly would have paid and/or immediately contacted the insurance company. They must have not wanted thier money too bad because not once did they or the collections company try to contact me (they had my info). My credit report said "paid" under this "collections" item, after I disputed it (because at the time I had no clue what it was), they said "not paid", so something was getting mixed up at the collections office. It was also a shame the people in the doctors office were so completely rude and incompetent since the doctor was a really nice guy. Besides, looking for an "itemized bill" would have been completely out of the question. The man retired, didn't bother to notify his patients, my mom arrived for a walk in visit to find a sign on the door. She never was able to find out where her medical records ended up.

well, i did not have access to the insurance information at the time, it was under someone elses name that I did not live with. Unfortunately for the doctors office it is the insurance companies that are not paying the claims (my new doctor says Aetna is notorious for this). If I was ever notified that there was a problem with the insurance not paying I promptly would have paid and/or immediately contacted the insurance company. They must have not wanted thier money too bad because not once did they or the collections company try to contact me (they had my info). My credit report said "paid" under this "collections" item, after I disputed it (because at the time I had no clue what it was), they said "not paid", so something was getting mixed up at the collections office. It was also a shame the people in the doctors office were so completely rude and incompetent since the doctor was a really nice guy. Besides, looking for an "itemized bill" would have been completely out of the question. The man retired, didn't bother to notify his patients, my mom arrived for a walk in visit to find a sign on the door. She never was able to find out where her medical records ended up.

big pet peeve of mine dealing with employees and their insurance issues .... people who don't follow up on their medical claims and then place blame on the doctor's office and insurance administrators. "I assumed everything was fine until a couple years later" <<>> if you don't receive an EOB from your insurance administrator explaining how a claim was processed, then the claim most likely was not received by the administrator. who knows why, but YOU have to call and find out if they received it. if not then YOU have to contact the provider and either have them resubmit or get your lazy a*s down there and get an itemized bill and submit it your self. it's up to YOU to see that your balance is paid with your provider. you typically have one year to make sure all your doctor's visits have been submitted to your insurance. keep copies of your bills and your EOBs and be responsible for your financial responsibilities. pursue legal action?? it's people like you that are going to make good doctor's require CASH payments at the time of service and ruin it for everybody else. people like you really piss me off.