- Report: #7625
Complaint Review: Mesa Emergency Services LLC. - Columbus hio
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Mesa Emergency Services LLC.
Dept L-9566 Columbus, 43260 hio, U.S.A.
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800-268-6490
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Mesa Emergency Services, LLC. Rip-off Scam! Allow third-party access to account information without consent.
Just as in the case of Metro Imaging and Mesa General Hospital, my husband was not able to access information from Mesa Emergency Services, LLC. because they knew they had messed up and provided information to a third party without authorization, they have refused to speak to my husband any more. Jones and/or Shirley Keisler, his attorney, purported to these companies that they had the legal right to my husband's account information and faxed them a copy of a Consent Decree, which gives no such authorization. It was a bluff and it worked. They obtained this information by FRAUD and I believe that a crime has taken place.
Furthermore, a letter was written for Jones by his attorney. In it, she stated she (Keisler) should be granted access to the children's records, and that "No other person other than their mother should be granted access to such records without a proper notarized authorization signed by me or her." This necessarily precluded my husband from gaining access to these records. I was never told until recently that I could have signed so that my husband could obtain access to his account. Incidentally, no court order gave Keisler the authority to gain access to my husband's insurance account information. I believe this was illegal.
Furthermore, a letter was written for Jones by his attorney. In it, she stated she (Keisler) should be granted access to the children's records, and that "No other person other than their mother should be granted access to such records without a proper notarized authorization signed by me or her." This necessarily precluded my husband from gaining access to these records. I was never told until recently that I could have signed so that my husband could obtain access to his account. Incidentally, no court order gave Keisler the authority to gain access to my husband's insurance account information. I believe this was illegal.
