They're not accredited by the BBB look at all the complaints. I think you should also report them:

https://www.bbb.org/us/va/arlington/profile/health-and-wellness/privia-health-0241-236042829/complaints

My OBGYN (Northern VA Physicians to Women) switched to them last year and it has been AWFUL. I got a phone call from the billing coordinator threatening to send a bill to collections (appt was in mid Jan and they called in March). I never received a bill in the mail or an email, just a text saying “Your previa bill is ready, click this link” (seemed like a scam to me). When I asked to receive paper statements so I wouldn’t miss a bill, she told me that would mean opting out of all electronic communication aka I’d be blocked from messaging my provider in the portal. I’m 5 months preg so of course I don’t want to lose that access.

I actually looked up VA law as to how quickly a bill can be sent to collections and it’s unclear - but I’ve never been threatened with collections like that before, especially so soon after an appt - it was wild. I also changed jobs / health insurance during this time so I was trying to work with insurance to understand my new deductible, what was covered, etc. I like my OB but damn I hate the billing person.

Privia is THE WORST. I'm in the process of switching doctors because of billing issues, the same as described above. Ladies if you don't have a doctor that uses them do not start. It's been a truly miserable experience.

Private equity then shareholders POSs.

Anonymous wrote:Dejavu - MDIPA all over again

What is that? Never heard of it.

Dejavu - MDIPA all over again

Anonymous wrote:I had to change PCPs because it was such an ordeal to
call Privia about billing mistakes

+1 same. It was just too much.

Did you read the doctors notes? There have been previous posts about doctor notes that are shady on their site.

I had to change PCPs because it was such an ordeal to
call Privia about billing mistakes

My insurance didn't bill my 3rd party insurance, Privia is piling non-stop. I called and told them the issue and to put a note on my account they said they did. Big surprise they didn't and they sent it to collections.

This is how they do business. They're billing is the worst to deal with.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's interesting because I just contested a bill with them because what they said I owed was different from the EOB that showed an adjustment for in network provider. Privia wouldn't do anything about it, but the doctor's office dealt with it on their end. It was just odd though how they didn't care if the bill was wrong, even though they bought the practice and were the ones who sent the bill. It made me think they were on a fine line between being aggressive about billing and insurance fraud.

Yeah, I am actually looking for a new doctor because of Privia. Too much time spent convincing them that I have insurance and yes if they submit the claim correctly my insurance will pay. I'm honestly slightly traumatized from all their ridiculous gaslighting.

Wow, same. Privia has some serious issues and I thought I was the only one dealing with it. I'm being billed over and over again when claims have been paid. Same with labcorp. I spend way too much telling them these claims have not only been paid but give them the check number and the date they cashed them only to keep being billed! I will be looking for new providers because of this. This is fraud at this point not "mistakes" on their ends. bs. Think about how many people are paying just to get them off their backs.

Omg thank you for sharing. I was starting to feel like a crazy person for leaving a PCP over this but I just can't anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:That's interesting because I just contested a bill with them because what they said I owed was different from the EOB that showed an adjustment for in network provider. Privia wouldn't do anything about it, but the doctor's office dealt with it on their end. It was just odd though how they didn't care if the bill was wrong, even though they bought the practice and were the ones who sent the bill. It made me think they were on a fine line between being aggressive about billing and insurance fraud.

Yeah, I am actually looking for a new doctor because of Privia. Too much time spent convincing them that I have insurance and yes if they submit the claim correctly my insurance will pay. I'm honestly slightly traumatized from all their ridiculous gaslighting.

Wow, same. Privia has some serious issues and I thought I was the only one dealing with it. I'm being billed over and over again when claims have been paid. Same with labcorp. I spend way too much telling them these claims have not only been paid but give them the check number and the date they cashed them only to keep being billed! I will be looking for new providers because of this. This is fraud at this point not "mistakes" on their ends. bs. Think about how many people are paying just to get them off their backs.

I am also thinking of changing.

Anonymous wrote:That's interesting because I just contested a bill with them because what they said I owed was different from the EOB that showed an adjustment for in network provider. Privia wouldn't do anything about it, but the doctor's office dealt with it on their end. It was just odd though how they didn't care if the bill was wrong, even though they bought the practice and were the ones who sent the bill. It made me think they were on a fine line between being aggressive about billing and insurance fraud.

Yeah, I am actually looking for a new doctor because of Privia. Too much time spent convincing them that I have insurance and yes if they submit the claim correctly my insurance will pay. I'm honestly slightly traumatized from all their ridiculous gaslighting.

That's interesting because I just contested a bill with them because what they said I owed was different from the EOB that showed an adjustment for in network provider. Privia wouldn't do anything about it, but the doctor's office dealt with it on their end. It was just odd though how they didn't care if the bill was wrong, even though they bought the practice and were the ones who sent the bill. It made me think they were on a fine line between being aggressive about billing and insurance fraud.

For like $5 for labs done in 2024 -- multiple ones
Has anyone gotten these? And are they legit?