Ocala Regional, but it might as well be many hospitals
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It staggers the mind that your billing/account clerk who spoke to me about these charges was so incompetent to not be able to identify the items you claim were not paid by Medicare - and therefore, according to her, I am to be held accountable, in spite of having FULL insurance coverage. POINTER http://inyourface.info/ArT/Beta/OcalaRegional.shtml Addendum: I'm posting this link here because I want it to show up in search engines when anyone looks for information about Ocala Regional. If you have comments for this letter, take them to the [email protected] list for discussion. How often do they overcharge and bill for invalid charges. According to the person I spoke to with an insurance company which covers my drug charges, it happens all the time - and the sad part is how often they are paid. When I attempt to call OcalaRegional it is a voice mail which answers and asks for my personal information, at which time I get transferred directly to the collection agency, West Asset Mgt. That is also a violation of my privacy. Of course they probably have something I signed (the small print) which gave them some kind of authority to share that information but the law use to protect one's privacy and may still protect it from this kind of obfuscation of my rights. One cannot unknowingly or even knowingly waive their rights by signing a release of those rights if done under coercion, which would be the case when one is ill or about to enter a hospital. The total charges, if you are curious for a stent (placed inside another stent) was $66,000. The amount they are claiming I owe them is $162. Hank