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Serenamia
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Default Sep 25, 2023 at 07:43 PM
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This is a very weird situation that is very complicated but I will try to be brief.
I have been in therapy since 1989 , that’s over 34 years.
The therapist has charged me for co pays since 2018 even though he was forbidden to do so by Medicare and my Medigap policy.
He owes me a ton of money and I am prepared to give him the paperwork exacting how much he owes me.
Now he is saying that I owe him for ALL the crisis phone calls he answered on my behalf. for the past 34 years. Do you believe this one?
I am shaken and feel totally betrayed by his response.
He never said a word about charging me for the phone calls, or presented me with a bill with time date and duration of crisis phone call.
I am so upset about this.
I want him to pay me back for the copays that I was. not required by MEDICARE or my Medigap policy to pay.
Where does he get off back charging me for phone calls— very few lasted more than 5 to 10:minutes if that long— without proper notification and billing documentation?
I’m ready to throw the legal book at him and am not looking forward to that gargantuan task.
Thanks everyone.
I’m very very disgusted now with this therapist I trusted for 34 years.
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