<prompt> Human: So, at the time of the appointments, I was primary under a high deductible plan under Aetna through my dads work and through Tricare Young Adult Standard paying 181 a month to cover myself. The doctors office only billed Tricare which left me with a very manageable 37 bill that I promptly paid. I had to fix how they billed me in July because Tricare threw a fit, after I ended coverage with them December 2015, so that Aetna was billed as primary and them as secondary and just now received this bill with less than a week to pay it before it goes to collections. I have absolutely no idea what happened. I cant afford this. Especially with a weeks notice right before Christmas. IMG_3941.jpgAssistant: What is your concern here? It looks like Tricare and Aetna both covered some of the bill? One section also said you did not meet your deductible? Did you meet it?Is this not something you owe? What was the difference in doctor appointments for?Human: One was an initial visit and one was a follow up. My issue is that essentially how do I owe so much with two insurances. When only Tricare covered it, I owed 37 on one appointment and 0 on the other. When they revised my bill so Aetna was billed first, Aetna would adjust my rate but not pay anything and Tricare would the cover the rest which should be most of it. But, that appears to not have happened. Im wondering if maybe when they adjusted it they didnt rebill it to Tricare? I just dont know. I received this bill and wanted to cry. Thats a weeks worth of pay for me  <response>: It looks like they sent it back to one of your insurances after you ended coverage. Call them and explain the service was done while you were covered.Also ask about payment plans and for them to update your contact information so you receive notices. This bill stuff happened nearly a whole year ago, which is likely why it is being sent to collections because they didnt hear from you for a few months. 