Pro Emergency Physicians Associates

Hillen45 

on Google

2 years ago

I was never contacted about owing any medical bills but when i checked my credit it states that i owe $200 that they sent to collections. When i checked with the hospital that i went to in order to see if i hadn't paid off everything, i was told that i had paid my bill in full and should not have owed anything. 

Tom and Evey B 

on Google

3 years ago

Unprofessional and INACCURATE treatment by the physician, predatory pricing, no bill mailed, and then showed up on credit report. Bill has been paid for almost a month and it's still showing on the credit report. The collection agency says that they have sent a verification request to Professional Emergency Physicians Associates but have not received a response... and that they cannot remove it from the credit report without verification. I've sent in the receipts and EOB showing the payments, but that hasn't helped. There i... read more

Evey B 

on Google

3 years ago

Unprofessional and INACCURATE treatment by the physician, predatory pricing, no bill mailed, and then showed up on credit report. Bill has been paid for almost a month and it's still showing on the credit report. The collection agency says that they have sent a verification request to Professional Emergency Physicians Associates but have not received a response... and that they cannot remove it from the credit report without verification. I've sent in the receipts and EOB showing the payments, but that hasn't helped. There i... read more

Michael Badeaux 

on Google

4 years ago

Seems to be a theme with a few people with this group. I was hospitalized last year and my insurance paid the majority of my bills at least I thought. Four months later I get a bill for over $1600 from this group. I can’t seem to get in touch with anyone regarding This bill. A month later I was thrown into collections. I have insurance so I’m not understanding as to why this is even legal. Apparently after reading reviews this seems to be a normal practice with this group. Unethical! 

Kelly Graphia 

on Google

4 years ago

Dr Charles Nunez (and OLOL) failed to disclose during an er visit for a dislocated shoulder that he is ONLY a Medicare insurance provider. Paid the er copay, and received a bill for services for over $3k due to out of network costs. Balance billing is legal but highly unethical. Would have been better off being uninsured...