Radiology Partners Houston

I had radiology services completed in August 2025 and did not receive a paper bill for five months. Then, in February 2026, I received a “final notice” as if multiple statements had already been sent. I had previously requested a paper bill and never received one. It is extremely frustrating to be treated as though I ignored a balance when I was never properly billed. The communication and billing process feels disorganized, and it gives the impression that the priority is sending accounts to collections rather than properly notifying patients. I hope I do not have to work with this facility again. If possible, I would give a negative rating based on this experience.

Just like all the other reviews, if you're reading this I'm sorry! You must be going through the same BS we had to. This place is a scam. I've never been here yet got my credit score hit by a collection service for this place. I got a letter in the mail after I noticed my credit score drop. There was no other notice or clue to this even happening until after it already happened. Sketchy as hell. I was actually in the ER in Austin on the exact date they claimed my services were from. They ended up recalling and deleting the claim. But never apologized for the massive headache they caused. Def need to be investigated!!

I am formally disputing an alleged debt reported by Radiology Partners that has been sent to collections for services I did not receive. I have never visited the facility referenced, nor have I authorized any services from this provider. Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), I am requesting proper validation of this debt. To date, I have not been provided with sufficient documentation proving that I owe this amount. Reporting or attempting to collect on a debt that is inaccurate or unverified is a serious matter and may constitute a violation of federal law. Furthermore, the repeated use of a generic, copy-and-paste response instructing consumers to submit personal information via email does not adequately address billing disputes and raises concerns about transpare

Similar to everyone else's experience, this bill came unexpectantly. Memorial Hermann quoted an MRI price, we paid, then we're hit with a 3rd party company charging for reading the MRI. This should be outlawed. It's deceptive and corrupt. I paid my bill but wanted to share my experience to support others going through similar frustrations. Hiding medical costs is egregious. Medical bills should be apparent BEFORE services are rendered.

I just checked my credit card statement and noticed I've been billed for the last 3 months by Radiology partners. I don't even owe them anything and it's being charged almost on the exact date every month. This is ridiculous! Now I'm going to have to try to get my money back and get them to stop charging my credit card every month or close my card. Ugh... the hassle this is going to be.