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    Felch James W MD PHD

    3.5 (2 reviews)

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    Vanderbilt Eye Institute

    Vanderbilt Eye Institute

    1.0(1 review)
    0.4 mi

    Dr. Kammer was the absolute BEST! I definitely miss him! I went to Dr. Baird for the same eye exam…read morethat I got from Dr. Kammer. Nothing about my insurance had changed. Nothing about the exam I got had changed, except the provider. I contacted my insurance and they said my exam was covered. After my exam, I received a bill for $503 for a preventative exam that had always been covered fully by insurance. An exam that I called to ensure was still covered, before I came in for my visit. It was covered. It seems Vanderbilt billing, coded the exam the same as always, but with one exception. They changed the primary reason code to routine eye exam when it was clearly a medical eye exam. This coding error caused both my vision and medical insurances to deny the claim. I spoke to the billing office for over a year. They refused to rectify the coding issue. They consistently told me that it had been coded correctly. However, after several three-way calls with Vanderbilt billing and my insurance, nobody budged and nothing ever happened to help me! I'm the patient and I was forced to be the in the middle of stalemate between the insurance and the provider. Vanderbilt billing did agree to reduce my bill from $503 to $277. However, that amount for a preventative service that should have been fully covered and always had been under, Dr. Kammer is so unfair. It is the complete opposite of patient advocacy and care. Now, I'm getting tons of reminders to a pay a bill that I never should have received. A bill from a place that didn't even value a return patient enough to simply adjust one billing code over the span of a year. This may not mean much to Vanderbilt Eye Institute billing office, but it means a lot to me.

    Felch James W MD PHD - optometrists - Updated August 2026

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