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Transition From One Billing Company To Another One

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Michele:
I don't mean to beat a dead horse (dumb saying) but Linda is sooooo right!  DO NOT HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH THE PREVIOUS SERVICE.  Make sure you make that clear to the provider that it is not going to happen.  Many providers don't want to be bothered.  But it's never a good thing for the new to contact the old.  It's like the new wife calling the ex wife and asking what her husband likes for dinner. 

PMRNC:

--- Quote ---It's like the new wife calling the ex wife and asking what her husband likes for dinner. 
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LOVE THE ANALOGY.. you can tell you guys learned this the same way I had to learn it.. LOL   But it's like most things.. have to learn hard way but hopefully this advice saves one billing company :)    What a nightmare that was in my case.. never again, I don't even ask for the name of the billing company anymore.. I stay FAR away from that..

Michele:
But I am amazed at the drs who EXPECT that we will just get the info from the previous billing service even when the 'break-up' was not friendly.   :o

PMRNC:

--- Quote ---But I am amazed at the drs who EXPECT that we will just get the info from the previous billing service even when the 'break-up' was not friendly.   :o
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Been there done that, have the t-shirt.. it's even more awkward when it's a billing company you know..which is why right off the bat I tell the provider I do NOT even want to know!!

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