Great Escape

These fees are not negotiable. They are the contracted amount we are required to recover due to insurance regulations. This has already been qualified as justifiable from the medical and chiropractic boards of South Carolina.  If Mr. [redacted] continues to try and slander my name I will be forced...

to contact my attorney and file a cease and desist.

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. 
Regards,
[redacted]      They have not address the discrepancies in their itemized statement to me and the amount they claim I owe.  I have tabulated both their itemized statement and my insurance billing statements as to what I may owe and both come up around $250 less than what they are expecting me to pay.  And I do not care what agreements insurance companies make as far as billing for items.  It is morally wrong to charge three to four times more for an item, and then expect the patient to pay a portion of the ridiculous amount for something he or she did not really see necessary in the first place.  They may have had me sign an agreement, but they were not truthful with me by not letting me know that I was going to be paying not only $20 co-pay but also percentage on warm-up exercises and percentage on equipment that is over priced.  Superior Healthcare talks about ethics.  What they have done and are doing to me is most unethical.  We have allowed this nonsense to go on for way too long with our health care system between insurance companies and medical professionals.  Just because Superior Healthcare says this is the way it is done does not mean it is just and right.