If I recieved a bill on 1/29/06 from a procedure performed 6/21/05, do I still have to pay?
145389
if the bill is your you have to pay it unless the biller has not billed you for one year
175958
These items are usually tracked by social security numbers.  I would assume that when the forms were filled out your number was the only one provided in the section for payment.  Sometimes if both are provided; only the first one is reported too.
144666
Absolutely, it does. If you want to get credit, those nasty medical bills need to be paid off. My suggestion would be for you to pick 1 or 2 bills per payday (depending on how much they are) and pay them. After a while, they'll be taken care of, and you will be able to get credit. Good luck!
154693
Depends on the card. In my experince there is none. Even if they don't send you a statement, it's still your responsibility to pay the bill on time. If you have a ligitimate reason, they may wave the $25-$55 late charge, but if you had any promotional low APR, it will now be hiked up to 17% (or something else rediculously high).
1170422
sure, just add the charge to your next invoice and state that it is still unpaid...
722261
I received a bill for my thyroid surgery and hospital stay for $29,000 US Dollars.  WOW.
420986
Send a polite email saying it wasn't clear that you had to pay.\n\nAssuming you haven't used it then they may be ok with you.
1134175
Call your senator and your congressman.  when I was stationed in Korea, I got 3 months of "no paid due"  Finally I called Kennedy's office (yes, i'm from Massachusetts) and it made it a congressional matter and I got paid 72 hours later.
296140
Sounds like you need to go in and talk to the hospital billing department.  Take the payment receipt that your insurance company sent to verify payment (all insurance companies do this).  If you have lost it, contact your insurance company and ask for a duplicate copy.
577009
just pay the amount of the payment\nno one says you have to pay the whole thing at once
152318
I know at the hospital here they have payment plans even programs that will pay the bill for you, if you do go (which is sounds like you should) tell the nurses and doctors that you do not have ins. they will either give you some to take home or give you some thru a IV to be taken there... I hope you feel better..
317712
Is this for your attorney, or for court ordered payments to the other parties attorney?  If it's your attorney then there is no specfic letter.  Just type up a letter listing the charges in dispute and why you think they shouldn't be billed.  If it's a court ordered payment for the other parties attorney then you need your attorney to type up a motion/order for the court to consider if the charges are valid.  \n\nAlso remember they get to bill for ANYTHING they do.  This can be talking with you on the phone, looking up a court case, typing a letter, etc.
699907
My understanding is a bill for work done, goods delivered etc must be issued within 3 years of delivery/work done. if not issued within three years then you may have an option to refuse due to the time lapsed from date of receiving the service. PS don't take my word for this, it is my understanding, check with the citizens advice, or similar body, to confirm. In your situation, providing you can check and confirm payment taken or not, then if payment not taken you are liable to pay this account
159584
It's standard procedure for a crown or bridge to be paid in full when it's time to seat it permanently.  Most dentists do allow you to make payments during the course of the procedure as it usually takes several weeks or more to get ready to seat a bridge with that many units as there are usually a couple of "try-in" appointments.  Dentists expect the payment in full at the time of seating because more often than not patients do not pay the bill after they receive the fixed appliance and it's the dentist that gets stiffed and yet the dentist still has to pay the bill to the dental lab for making it.  \n\nI would suggest taking out a loan and doing what you need to do to get it paid in full as soon as possible.
1026323
Contact the manager of the lab and let that person know that you feel that the doctor should be liable for this bill because the doctor prevented you from the proper course of action and ask the manager to redirect the bill to the doctor.  It doesn't hurt to ask.  I have had similiar situations and because I was persistent ...they finally gave up.  But you may want to choose a different doctor.
1116616
Still have to pay it....but they should not  charge you late fees.  Do you have proof that you paid -- like a receipt?? Or just drop it in the rent box??
1089076
They can garnish the patient's check and/or the mother's check if she guaranteed the bill.  But they would have to get a court order to do so.  However, if the party was under 18 when the charges were incurred Mom alone bear the burden.\n\nIf the child was under the mother's insurance because they were a college student and this is a portion of the bill not covered, or for a procedure that was not covered then the bill is mom's respobsibility.