187-727-3209
 | Scott 2013-07-07 09:37:26 Unknown |
I've received calls from this "1877273209" before, including around noon today (6 July 2013). It's an automated "collections" call from Abrazo Health Care Network. Not sure why the Caller ID always drops the last digit but the complete number is 1-877-273-2095. Abrazo Health Care is notorious for calling recent patients if they don't receive payment of a bill (such as ER visit co-pay) within 2 weeks of them sending out the bill. In my case, the call is regarding a recent ER visit to Maryvale Medical Center near my home in Phoenix, AZ. They automated system attempts to leave a voice-mail but it starts somewhere in the middle and abruptly ends in the middle of trying to provide a call-back number.
As additional information, Abrazo Health Care is a crappy health organization. Their medical staff are borderline incompetent. I have good veins and have never had any difficulties having my blood drawn or having an I.V. inserted but it took 3 different people 5 extremely painful attempts to insert an I.V. needle. They claimed my veins collapsed on each attempt except for the last one that a phlebotomist did in my right arm. My entire left arem was bruised and sore for almost 2 weeks because of the bungled IV insertion attempts. Each of my last two visits to Maryvale Medical Center resulted in them sending me to another nearby hospital (in the Banner Healthcare Network). End result of each visit = $100 ER copay each for both hospitals and ~$980.00 in charges for the ambulence services. If you have need to go to an ER, I strongly recommend that you drive to the nearest Banner Healthcare facility but chances are good that you will be sent there anyway, if the Abrazo Health Care facility decides they can't deal with you for whatever reason. Just an extra FYI.
As additional information, Abrazo Health Care is a crappy health organization. Their medical staff are borderline incompetent. I have good veins and have never had any difficulties having my blood drawn or having an I.V. inserted but it took 3 different people 5 extremely painful attempts to insert an I.V. needle. They claimed my veins collapsed on each attempt except for the last one that a phlebotomist did in my right arm. My entire left arem was bruised and sore for almost 2 weeks because of the bungled IV insertion attempts. Each of my last two visits to Maryvale Medical Center resulted in them sending me to another nearby hospital (in the Banner Healthcare Network). End result of each visit = $100 ER copay each for both hospitals and ~$980.00 in charges for the ambulence services. If you have need to go to an ER, I strongly recommend that you drive to the nearest Banner Healthcare facility but chances are good that you will be sent there anyway, if the Abrazo Health Care facility decides they can't deal with you for whatever reason. Just an extra FYI.
| Scott 2013-07-07 09:35:11 Unknown |
I've received calls from this "1877273209" before, including around noon today (6 July 2013). It's an automated "collections" call from Abrazo Health Care Network. Not sure why the Caller ID always drops the last digit but the complete number is 1-877-273-2095. Abrazo Health Care is notorious for calling recent patients if they don't receive payment of a bill (such as ER visit co-pay) within 2 weeks of them sending out the bill. In my case, the call is regarding a recent ER visit to Maryvale Medical Center near my home in Phoenix, AZ. They automated system attempts to leave a voice-mail but it starts somewhere in the middle and abruptly ends in the middle of trying to provide a call-back number.
As additional information, Abrazo Health Care is a crappy health organization. Their medical staff are borderline incompetent. I have good veins and have never had any difficulties having my blood drawn or having an I.V. inserted but it took 3 different people 5 extremely painful attempts to insert an I.V. needle. They claimed my veins collapsed on each attempt except for the last one that a phlebotomist did in my right arm. My entire left arem was bruised and short for almost 2 weeks because of the bungled IV insertion attempts. Each of my last two visits to Maryvale Medical Center resulted in them sending me to another nearby hospital (in the Banner Healthcare Network). End result of each visit = $100 ER copay each for both hospitals and ~$980.00 in charges for the ambulence services. If you have need to go to an ER, I strongly recommend that you drive to the nearest Banner Healthcare facility but chances are good that you will be sent there anyway, if the Abrazo Health Care facility decides they can't deal with you for whatever reason. Just an extra FYI.
As additional information, Abrazo Health Care is a crappy health organization. Their medical staff are borderline incompetent. I have good veins and have never had any difficulties having my blood drawn or having an I.V. inserted but it took 3 different people 5 extremely painful attempts to insert an I.V. needle. They claimed my veins collapsed on each attempt except for the last one that a phlebotomist did in my right arm. My entire left arem was bruised and short for almost 2 weeks because of the bungled IV insertion attempts. Each of my last two visits to Maryvale Medical Center resulted in them sending me to another nearby hospital (in the Banner Healthcare Network). End result of each visit = $100 ER copay each for both hospitals and ~$980.00 in charges for the ambulence services. If you have need to go to an ER, I strongly recommend that you drive to the nearest Banner Healthcare facility but chances are good that you will be sent there anyway, if the Abrazo Health Care facility decides they can't deal with you for whatever reason. Just an extra FYI.
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