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The worst possible online experience, in trying to simply pay a bill. Every single principle of 30 years of user experience has been ignored, to generate a bill payment system that absorbs time and attention in an abusive way. If it were possible to change healthcare providers to avoid dealing with this, I would.
They keep sending me some medical invoices. Not sure what it's for. I signed in to see what it is. There is no invoice there. There is no email to contact. The phone number keeps saying their office is closed even during normal business hours. Cannot even leave a voicemail. Don't think its a real business.
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