Reviews

Clinic Ignoring Overpayment ReimbursementFinal Attempt Before Legal Action I visited Pediatrix Medical Clinic on February 20, 2024, for a detailed ultrasound and a new patient visit. The total bill was $1,166.64, which I paid in full on April 16, 2024. However, after my insurance company adjusted the claim and my responsibility, they sent a new Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to the clinic on May 10, 2024, showing that I had overpaid $********* requested by the clinic, I submitted the *** and supporting documents on June 28, 2024. Since then, Ive repeatedly followed up by phone and email, only to receive the same response: "We have all the information, but the payment has not been cleared out. The case is escalated."This has now dragged on for months, and despite my consistent efforts to resolve this, the clinic has shown no genuine intent to reimburse the overpaid amount. This is not a case of slow processingit appears to be a refusal to fulfill their financial obligation.I am writing this as a final attempt to resolve the issue directly with Pediatrix Medical Clinic. If this matter is not resolved promptly, I will have no choice but to pursue legal action to recover my money.I urge the clinic to address this issue immediately and for others to be cautious when dealing with Pediatrix regarding billing and reimbursements.

I just received a "bill" from this company They have the amount 670 on there And then at bottom of that it says This is not a bill 1st off there is no date of service No place of where it took place They need info from insurance No ** names NOTHING

Received a letter from Pediatrix-Obstetrix Medical Group informing us of a denied claim and requesting updated information or we may receive an invoice for these charges. My child was born a year ago and did not receive care from this practice. All our bills have been paid and settled.The letter doesnt have a phone number to call, just a website to update the insurance information. My childs name is not listed, no dates or any indication of what the services provided are. Very sketchy practices.

3 year old daughter was taken in to diagnose her sleep apnea. New patient visit that lasted no more than 20 minutes with the doctor. Maybe 5 minutes looking at our daughter and 15 minutes talking to us. Was charged $1175 w/ CPT® code *****: New patient office visit, 45-59 minutes (according to ****************). We saw another doctor at different facility, had nearly an identical visit and was charged half of that using CPT® code 99203: New patient office visit, 30-44 minutes (according to ****************). Called Pediatrix to try and get this resolved because we definitely feel like we were overcharged and they just told us that there was nothing they could do, except set me up on a payment plan. Since the visit, that location has closed and the doctor we saw is no longer affiliated with them. We feel like we got scammed.