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AG Ferguson: Providence debt collector Harris & Harris to pay $1 million for failing to inform patients of their medical debt collection rights - Vimarsana News

AG Ferguson: Providence debt collector Harris & Harris to pay $1 million for failing to inform patients of their medical debt collection rights

Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that debt collection agency Harris & Harris will pay his office $1 million to resolve a lawsuit, which asserted the company unlawfully collected medical payments from more than 160,000 Washington patients without providing them with disclosures about their rights when faced with medical debt.

Providence Health faces Oregon consumer protection investigation - Vimarsana News

Providence Health faces Oregon consumer protection investigation

The Oregon Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the financial practices of Providence Health & Services, the state’s largest hospital group.

Providence continues to face questions about hospital debt collection - Vimarsana News

Providence continues to face questions about hospital debt collection

The hospital group has pushed back against the notion that Providence “intentionally takes advantage of those who are vulnerable.”

Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies - Vimarsana News

Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies

Agencies violated the Collection Agency Act and Consumer Protection Act, according to attorney general.

Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies - Vimarsana News

Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies

Agencies violated the Collection Agency Act and Consumer Protection Act, according to attorney general.