Mary Washington Hospital

Mary Washington Hospital
1001 Sam Perry Blvd
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Re: Failure to Treat

On Saturday, August 22, 2026, Patient First referred me to Mary Washington Hospital because of significant swelling in my right foot and a dangerously low potassium level. After examining my foot and reviewing my blood test results, the Patient First physician instructed me to go to the nearest hospital. I understood that stabilizing my potassium level was the immediate priority. However, I am concerned that the swelling and its underlying cause were not adequately evaluated or treated during my stay. Despite asking the nursing staff, I was unable to obtain the attending physician’s name. On the day of discharge, I again had to initiate a discussion about my liver and request diagnostic imaging. Only after I raised concerns based on research I conducted while hospitalized did the physician inform me that I had been diagnosed with alcoholic hepatitis, a form of liver disease. I believe I did not receive the medical evaluation and treatment I needed, and my prescribed medication was not sent to the CVS Pharmacy in Chatham Heights as requested. I also declined to sign the discharge documentation because I believed it inaccurately reflected the services provided and did not address the treatment I had initially sought. In addition, I was troubled by what I perceived as a lack of empathy and professionalism, which left me concerned that racial bias may have affected the care I received. I have sent this letter to my insurance company and attorneys for a full review of the claims and circumstances.

I spoke with the company and they stated that the bill is not from the hospital that the physicians bill separately than the hospitalThe consumer was seen for a workers comp problem and the insurance or workers comp information was not provided at the time of service and was not followed up with The consumer can provide that information to the creditor to get the information updated

I spoke with the company and they stated that the bill is not from the hospital that the physicians bill separately than the hospital. The consumer was seen for a workers comp problem and the insurance or workers comp information was not provided at the time of service and was not followed up with....

The consumer can provide that information to the creditor to get the information updated.

Review: I am in the process of purchasing a home. During the qualification process, a credit check must be processed. After the credit check was performed it was then (03/11/2014) brought to my knowledge that there is a judgment against me from Mary Washington Hospital ([redacted]) in the amount of $2700.00, with interest accrued over $3200.00. I have NEVER received a bill, statement, summons or judgement from anyone let alone Mary Washington Hospital. Nor do I know when or what this judgment is for. I contacted their collections department to inquire this said judgement and the woman I spoke to informed me that their process includes a total of six statements sent to the address provided and on the seventh notice it is a warning of summons followed by two more then the judgement is held. I NEVER RECEIVED A SINGLE STATEMENT FROM MARY WASHINGTON HOSPITAL nor did I receive ANY SUMMONS OR JUDGEMENT INFORMATION FROM MARY WASHINGTON HOSPITAL, MARY WASHINGTON COLLECTIONS, OR ANY THIRD PARTY COLLECTION AGENCY OR VENDOR.Desired Settlement: I would desire an adjustment without interest accrued.

The judgement off my record and my credit report.

Business

Response:

I spoke with the company and they stated that the bill is not from the hospital that the physicians bill separately than the hospital. The consumer was seen for a workers comp problem and the insurance or workers comp information was not provided at the time of service and was not followed up with. The consumer can provide that information to the creditor to get the information updated.