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Rogan, Sean P, Dc Midwest Chiropractic Sports
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Almost three years ago my husband received spinal decompression. He had short term relief and eventually had to have surgery. The service was fine. \r
However, more than two years after we paid our bill in full, we received a bill for nearly $1,000. We were told something happened to the computer system and it showed we still had an outstanding balance. Having thrown away all cash receipts, we are unable to prove we paid and are now faced with paying our bill AGAIN. Learn from our experience, keep ALL receipts for seven years and get a letter from them confirming account paid in full.
Pros: good care
Cons: bad bookkeeping
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