Customer ReviewsforSound Physicians

This company had me pay $534.16 and then come to find out that I didnt owe the money according to me EOB. I have been in contact with the company for months. It is for case #********. I was promised multiple times for resolution and I am not getting anywhere. I have retained a lawyer for a class action lawsuit against this company for fraud and balance billing illegally.

Scammy operations (see others reviews and mine left on ******** They need to be shut down! ****** them and you will see they are being sued by the government for over-billing!

Crooks! I would prefer NO STARS. Get a person I cannot understand as they do not speak English well. My insurance company warned me about this group.

I'm not sure of this company after reading similar reviews. My 90 year old mom kept getting bills from them despite having provided both ******** and BCBS info when admitted to hospital. Had to spend many calls to representatives in *****(kept getting dropped) to try to get them to bill proper insurance companies. I believe that they purposely don't send in claims to insurance companies and instead try to bill customers first hoping the elderly will pay instead.

Billing practices are horrific. Check the BBB complaints on this physician group - this situation happens over and over and over. We just received a bill from collections agency on behalf of *********************** for $43.34 based on an emergency room visit from June 2019. It seems Sound Physicians would rather receive some payment by selling their accounts payable, than spending time sending bills to the patients and giving them a chance to pay. We NEVER received a bill for services from this group. I could only track the legitimacy of the claim by going back over 4 years of insurance payments. I understand the miniscule amount of money involved; its the thought of having a debt in collections and how that *** affect our credit when we always pay our bills on time.

I got a bill 3 months after having surgery. The bill said it had tried to file on my insurance, but the companies listed were not correct. They wanted me to go online and update my insurance info. I called the hospital and they had not heard of the doctor listed on the bill. In addition, they said I had no outstanding charges. I called my insurance, and they called the number listed on the bill. The person who answered was foreign, (Indian I think) and he had no information on the Doctor, or any contact information for Him. My insurance representative said this was most probably a scam and that if they received a bill, it would be flagged. I googled the Dr. and a phone number was listed. When I called it, it was a local hospital who had never heard of the Dr. on the bill. It was not the hospital where I was admitted. I decided to disregard the bill. About a month later I received an additional bill, identical to the first one. It seems that Sound Physicians and ******************************* with ****************** of ***** (based in PA) is a scam preying on seniors who recently were admitted to any hospital for any reason. Beware!

I went to the ** by ambulance and was admitted overnight. The hospital Dr. **** in the next day around 12:00. I was diagnosed with ****** Disease and was in a very bad way. Dr. was very rude and did not want to listen to what I was saying. He then Balanced Billed me for $600 over what my insurance covered. He broke the law because of the Surprise Billing Act. My insurance had to file a claim on him and I was billed by Sound Physicians.

I got a bill after a emergency room visit for a portion of my medical bills, the rest paid by ********* I sent a check at the time. Yesterday I got another bill again for the same treatment. Sometimes is not right. Where can I report this issue?

I received a bill last November, for an ER visit in August 2021. They had not submitted it to my insurance for payment. After multiple phone calls, I was finally able to speak to somebody to give them my insurance information. This company filed multiple claims for the same services, at the highest billing codes. Insurance pushed back and lowered the claim amount. Here we are in November of 2022 and I received a bill for an unpaid balance. I go into my insurance portal, and there are the two original duplicate claims and the one with a lowered negotiated amount. The provider was in - network and was paid the insurance rate, with my portion showing as Zero. I called insurance today and they said I owe nothing and they will work with this ****** to resolve. It seems to me that they are double billing the insurance and the patient, so when will they be stopped? If you call their billing number, the voice prompt has a message asking if you are an attorney, so they can redirect you to a different number, so that says something.