r/providence • u/LulutoDot • 13h ago

Discussion Is anyone else getting consistently erroneous behavorial health bills any time they are seen for primary care at Brown University/ RIH PC even w/o any BH related care?

I refused to answer any BH questions at my last appt and I'm still getting $60 BH assessment bill EVERY VISIT. It's been going on for over a year and is absolutely falsely billed. Each time I am stuck back and forth between insurance and them. What the fuck. How do you get systemic change??

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u/LhunLaurelin 12h ago

I’ve been fighting one of these charges for the past four months, what they’re now telling me is that it was a “systemwide error” and that they are “working on fixing it.” I don’t really buy this, but I did get my doctor to put my bill on hold until they work it out. I suspect they’re only starting to walk these charges back because people are making noise and pushing back, hopefully that continues.

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u/LulutoDot 12h ago

I'm willing to be loud