1 /5 Muir Brayden (Bam): Absolute disaster of organization in the billing department. My wife had a miscarriage due to a molar pregnancy, and after we had done the inter uterine aspiration to remove the tissue, they incorrectly had her do fetal labs. We wrongly assumed it was blood tests to follow up on the molar pregnancy, because those were ordered as well.
We have tried many times the last 6 months to get the incorrect charges waived talking to the Lab, our doctors, and multiple different billing departments, who all just played hot potato to the next person. No one knows what they are doing and they expect us to figure out the system? What a joke. They wanted us to get a waiver form signed, we asked our doctor and they had no idea what this was, but assured us they would look into it and get it taken care of. They didn’t.
A month later, my wife still had the billing department after her for the lab charges, and a constant reminder of the physical hell she’s already been through. We ended up paying the bill for blood tests on a fetus that didn’t exist, just so we don’t have to live another day being reminded of what a terrible experience this has been.
It shouldn’t be our job as patients to fix your mistakes as a healthcare unit. Figure it out.