Linda N.

I am a 70+ ylo woman with advanced knee and spinal arthritis impacting my work and daily activities. I am also a retired nurse with 30 years experience and a retired AF flight nurse with 27 years. I was trying to arrange knee replacement surgery and contacted Olympia Orthopedics for a second opinion. I made an appointment and was sent a very long and complicated questionnairre on line. There were several warning statements included with the document indicating that if it was not complete I would not have an appointment. I tried to work on it several times but it was so awkward that I gave up. It was so clumsy that if you wanted to correct a single letter you'd have to start over. I decided to call the office for helo but NO ONE ANSWERS THE PHONE! I left messages but no one called. Finally I decided I would cancel the appopiontment. I did so on line and over the message phone that no one aswers. About a month later I get a bill for I'm assuming the canceled appointment. These bills come every month. Today, there is a message from Olympia Orhthopedics claiming NEW CHARGES! Apparently they are charging interest on the charge they have no right to make! I asked one of my providers about Olympia Orthopedics and the response was that they lack the finer points of humanity! No Doubt. I have contacted the Health Department and the State Health Insurance Administrator.

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