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Their focus is on $ aggressive collection tactics for medically necessary procedure actually came into procedure room trying to collect more than I owed. Left message about problem during post op period no call back for over 48 hours. Beware!
Two months prior to my appointment, I was checked at Jervey Eye. ONE month before my visit to Clemson Eye, I went to the famed MUSC, in Charleston, where they did a small surgery on my eye.
A month later, I simply needed a prescription for glasses, as my vision had changed. So I chose Clemson Eye, Greenville SC.
They did my prescription and I paid $70. Then they sent a bill to insurance. - the total bill was $485! Insurance paid some, and Clemson says I still owe $189.26. When I called and complained and said that I only came in for a prescription, the receptionist told me they don't only do that and they give you a TOTAL eye exam. Well, don't you think I should've been told that when I made the appointment?
The optometrist there looked in my eyes, and I read the eye charts - 10 minutes. $485? I could've gone to Warby's for $95 and gotten the prescription PLUS two pairs of glasses. I could've gone ANYWHERE and not been charged this. I'm not paying the $189.26. I've called and written to them, but they keep emailing me and mailing me. Not a good experience.
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