Coordinated Health - Emrick

I definitely agree that there is a billing scheme going on. I was charged for a "hospital visit" of $1,300 when given an injection for my shoulder. It was at my first appointment, in the doctor's office. There was no mention ahead of time about the cost. Actually, I was charged for the office visit, for the medication in the needle as well as for a "hospital visit" which evidently is how they bill for the procedure of giving out an injection, although it occurred in the office.. Had I known in advance, I would have declined the injection which I did do initially until Dr. Friedman claimed it was the same as taking an over the counter anti inflammatory for a week, except it would work more quickly. Actually, it didn't work at all. They need to be much more transparent about their charges

This facility will bill you DOUBLE (and insurance will not cover everything). I was charged for being seen by two different facilities even though the "other facility" was 15 steps from the exam room (got a simple x-ray that took 15 seconds). I would have turned down the X-ray if i had known about the hidden billing scam. How they are legally allowed to do this is incredible. It's a shame because I actually liked the Doctor and would have gone back.

Had X-rays done and they never sent the results to my Doctor. When I called to request this, they asked me for his fax # and phone #...I didn’t know medical care was self-service these days. Added stars because my X-ray techs were wonderful to me. UPDATE: day three, called my doc for the results. They still haven’t sent them. Calling again...

We went to this center to get COVID tests for my family. The drive though testing center was open from 2pm-6 pm. We arrived at 2:25 pm. The line was long but we figured because it was a drive though it would move along. The line crawled one car length every 5-10 minutes. At 5:00 pm, a woman came to our car and let us know that they would be shutting down the line at 6 and that there was a possibility we wouldn't be seen. She handed us a paper of other testing sites. At that point, we had waited almost 3 hours and were getting close to the end so we decided to wait. At 6:02 they shut down the line and with 4 cars left to go ahead of us we were sent away. When I expressed my absolute disgust at the situation, I was asked if I had seen the news and if I was aware that testing centers were ov

Here is why I will no longer deal with Coordinated Health. They have a policy that if a doctor or PA sends you for tests, you have to then make another appointment to come in and discuss the results of your test (even if they show nothing). The doctor will not call you on the phone to discuss the results. And, oh yeah, of course you will be poked and prodded again. You will be weighed, have your BP taken, pulse, temperature, questioned, yada yada, even if you were just there a week prior. Not sure how much of a change in my weight, BP, or pulse you expect to see in a week's time. They do this so they can justify billing your insurance for another visit. In my opinion, THIS POLICY DOES NOT BENEFIT THE PATIENT - IT BENEFITS COORDINATED HEALTH'S BOTTOM LINE. How is this a benefit to me? You