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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Good point KayPea... however, like other consumers I find myself in that space between a rock and the medical system. Unless the doctor changes the bill, or I file a complaint with the state regulators who might pressure the doctor someway, I am stuck no matter what I say.
it seems that there are two times you cannot argue and win:
1. you cannot argue with a firing squad (I got that from the movie about World War One from Ernest Hemingway's book A Farewell To Arms, in which the ambulance driver was planning his escape before stepping in front of the firing squad, great line. Yes, he got away, and the story continued.)
2. you cannot argue with a medical bill
Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Good point KayPea... however, like other consumers I find myself in that space between a rock and the medical system. Unless the doctor changes the bill, or I file a complaint with the state regulators who might pressure the doctor someway, I am stuck no matter what I say.
it seems that there are two times you cannot argue and win:
1. you cannot argue with a firing squad (I got that from the movie about World War One from Ernest Hemingway's book A Farewell To Arms, in which the ambulance driver was planning his escape before stepping in front of the firing squad, great line. Yes, he got away, and the story continued.)
2. you cannot argue with a medical bill
People (myself included) have posted many examples of arguing and winning against a medical bill. Why do you insist that you cannot argue with a medical bill.
