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Morgan Primary Health Care

Primary Health Care for the Treasure Valley & Surrounding Areas

Collections

Avoiding Collections Action​

We will make diligent efforts to collect all charges that are due from insurers according to established industry standards and will seek to apply payments and contractual adjustments on a timely basis to the patient’s account. These efforts include billing all available insurance plans according to the payers’ requirements and timely follow up of denied claims.

Patients or other guarantors will be held responsible for all account balances that remain after application of all insurance payments, contractual adjustments, and agreed on discount/adjustments in accordance with any remittance advice received from the payer. Collection actions may include patient statements, patient letters, telephone contacts and certified final collection notices.

We will make reasonable efforts to send each patient a final collection notice prior to the account being sent to collections. If we commence collection activities to collect any payment due, you will be responsible for and pay all reasonable collection expenses and fees incurred. If we commence legal proceedings to collect any payment due, you will be responsible for all reasonable attorneys’ fees, court costs, and other reasonable collection expenses incurred.

Make Payment Arrangements​

We understand the complexities of today’s financial obligations and will work with individuals as they fulfill their financial responsibility to the clinic. We are willing to work with patients who need help in meeting their financial obligations to the clinic. 

If you are unable to pay your balance in full, please contact our billing department immediately to establish a Payment Arrangement. We require regular, monthly payments to keep accounts current. This avoids collections action being taken on your account.

Patient Information

Billing – Morgan Health Centers, participates in several health insurance plans and will bill accepted insurance carriers. Statements are sent on a monthly basis and all balances are due within thirty (30) days of the initial statement date unless prior arrangements have been made. The patient will be responsible for any fees that the insurance carrier or any payer (which includes but not limited to self pay, spouse, parent, guardian etc.) does not cover.
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Payments – Payments and/or Co-payments are due at the time of the service unless other arrangements are made. I understand that I will be charged a $10 service charge if I fail to make my payment and/or co-payment at the time of my appointment.
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Collections – Balances over 30 days old will be assessed a late fee. Late fees and late cancellation fees cannot be billed to insurance claims.
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Insurance – If we accept your insurance, we will file claims on your behalf. All co-payments are due at the time of service unless other arrangements are made. You will receive a statement for deductibles, co-insurance and non-covered services. If you do not have insurance, you will receive a statement for all services rendered. If you have any questions, please call our office.
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Copay, Deductibles, and Coinsurance – Fees need to be paid at the time of the service unless an alternative payment schedule has been negotiated.
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Self-Pay – We offer affordable rates for patients without insurance or who wish to not use their insurance. For self-pay accounts, payment must be made at the time of service.
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Sliding Scale – We offer a patient sliding fee scale to people who otherwise cannot afford mental health services. Patients must meet financial and other specific criteria to be eligible.
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Thank you for trusting us with your health & wellness needs.