1 /5 Matt DePauw: I wish I could give zero stars. I went to Aspen over a year ago. I was charged $995 the day of and was told I had to pay or no service would be given. Insurance would cover the rest. Not knowing, I said ok if this is what I need. 11 months rolls by and I randomly get a bill for over $1200. I call and I actually dont see that it ever got sent to insurance. After 10 minutes of this individual finally locating my bill. He sees there is the original charge of $995 and that insurance bounced back our request. We will resend it. Please call back in 5-6 weeks." I call back at the end of the 6 weeks and am told it is still in processing. Have not heard anything. Fast forward to today, get a text saying your bill is ready to pay. I call and am told I have a $300 some bill based of what insurance did not cover. I obviously as what my original payment was for then. Customer Service asks if I got and EoB from my insurance, I have not. She goes and looks through my EoB on her end to then come back and say that insurance says I only should have been charged $800 some at the time of appointment. I ask if that means that I was charged more the day of than what I actually owed, she said yea I think so. Wait, I mean no. But you did pay more than what you should have. (Trust me I was just as confused in this moment). After hemming & hawing, she said she needs to send this up to supervisors to review and to call back in another 4-6 weeks. The math doesnt math... at all. I get a different number every time I call and cant seem to get a straight answer ever. Mind you... appointment January 2024, first bill November 2024, March 2025 is the most recent bill. It is ABSOLUTELY absurd that this is still going on, that I owe anything after paying almost $1,000 the day of, keep getting numbers that never match up, and that Im now being sent up to supervisors to review. AGAIN.
I said it once, and Ill say it again. I wish ZERO stars were an option.