OB GYN Associates of WNY

Had a problem. Was the doctor, and after tests were fun it was concluded that I need to see a specialist. I was referred to one they chose for me. I decided to go with a doctor I felt better seeing. OBGYN called me and tried to get me to see another doctor they wanted me to schedule with. I received a letter telling me that I did not follow with the doctor they referred me to do I am no longer their patient.. Since when is this correct for a doctor's office to force you to see who they want you to or they act like a child.

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.I hope you can understand by reading this, that this company is still not stating what needs to be addressedI did not agree to having the testing doneIt is recommended to get this testing, not mandatoryWith that being said, I had a choiceNo matter if it is standard of care or not, I denied it and they did it anywayIf my denial was acknowledged testing would not have been done and I would not have the $bill. Regards,*** ***

January 10, 2017Revdex.com*** *** *** ***
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*** ***Dear Ms***:This letter is In response to the letter we received dated January 6, for the above referenced ID# .We are very limited in our ability to respond to this
specific request as it is protected by HIPAA. The patient came to our office seeking medical careIt is documented in the medical record the specific testing that she declined and that testing was not orderedThe testing that she is disputing is required to meet all quality of care measures and the physician has concurred that the quality and standard of care for this patient was followed and that the services rendered were within the scope of the recommended annual wellness visit for women. The practice does not pay laboratory or medical expenses that become the patient's responsibility due to their insurance deductibles or their inability to pay for medical careGovernment regulations prohibit us from waiving co-pays, deductible, co-insurance or other patient responsibility.Sincerely,Becky ***Practice Administrator