<prompt> Human: Hi PF,In February of 2014 I got into an accident on the interstate in Copake, NY. No one was hurt, but the ambulance came anyway and asked if I needed any medical attention and I said no. They asked for my drivers license and they have been hounding me for 600 ever since, with an invoice description that states patient refused medical attention -- never filed claim with his auto insurance carrier... amount due 600. I did in fact file a claim with my insurance and I gave the ambulance company the claim number numerous times, but they always send another bill to me with a letter that says that the claim number is invalid. This time the letter they sent reads There is nothing more we can do regarding the insurance company because they are unable to find a claim to match in their system. This bill is your responsibility and if the balance remains unpaid it will go to our collection lawyer.I will be contacting my insurance company about this on Tuesday Monday is Columbus Day, but in the event that they really cant pay, is this bill really my responsibility? They literally did nothing except for drive out, ask if I needed medical attention, and drive back. Can they actually send this to collections without information such as my social security number? All they have is my name and address. What do you guys think? Should I just cough up the 600 for refusing medical attention?Any adviceinputsuggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks.By the way the name of the ambulance company is Community Rescue Squad, Inc PO Box 327 Copake NY 12516 if that helps any at all.Assistant: Did you sign anything? Id send them a debt verification letter forcing them to prove this is a valid debt if your insurer cant make them stop bothering you.Human: Ill do that if I cant get my insurance company to pay. Thanks.  <response>: Why would your insurance company pay? Unless you were injured there was no peril for them to cover. If you ever read your insurance binder the things they cover is about 1 paragraph and the other 50 pages are they dont cover. Most likely the ambulance company did file with your insurance company and they rejected the it because no actual aid was rendered. 