<prompt> Human: Last month, I was feeling nauseous with a bad headache. I went to the bathroom and apparently blacked out, because I woke up 30 minutes later covered in vomit. My wife came home and took me to a nearby medical clinic, but before I agreed to any treatments, I told them that I was very low on funds and I dont have health insurance, so I didnt want any treatments if they were going to cost too much. The doctor suggested some tests and treatments that totaled 1,400 but I declined them, because it was far more than I could afford. Thankfully, the nurse removed most of the tests, cutting the total price down to 275 which I agreed to. They did a CT scan and found nothing wrong, so after my IV drip ran out, I paid the 275 and was released from the clinic.Fast forward to today, I received a call from their financial department, telling me that I have an outstanding balance of 10,000. Im blown away by how sudden this is and told them I had absolutely no knowledge of this. They explained that theyre going to investigate to ensure there wasnt some error with my bill, but Im terrified that theyre going to try to make me pay this. Im already struggling with student loan payments, so theres no way I can afford another 10,000. What are my options here?UPDATE: I couldnt relax at home worrying about this investigation, so I took uPmMeGiftCardCodes advice and went to ask about an itemized bill of the services. However, as soon as they opened my record, they explained that there was a huge error in my bill and they can see that I paid off the proper amount on the day I received treatment. Its a huge relief to hear, but Im amazed errors like this can go unnoticed. Thanks for all the advice, everyone! Be careful when you go to clinics!  <response>: Start by getting an itemized bill for the services that they think they administered and compare that to your memory of what you think they actually did. 