The XXXX XXXX organization sent my account to a collection company, XXXX XXXX of XXXX VA, without billing us directly. My family of XXXX has lots of XXXX medical issues in the course of a year, and in every case, we always pay our bill immediately, or in exceptional cases make arrangements to pay extremely large bills over a series of installments. We have a high deductible medical insurance plan, and routinely we pay over {$6000.00} in medical costs until the deductible is met, and when the deductible is met, our insurance faithfully covers the remainder. We use our local XXXX XXXX 6 or 7 times a year, at least until now, and we have never had any issues, and our credit reports demonstrates that we do n't have issues with anyone else. We first became aware that XXXX had sent a balance to collections with XXXX XXXX of XXXX VA in XXXX of 2016 when my daughter required medical care. Naturally, as soon as we were informed that anything was outstanding, we paid the bill in full immediately at the front desk of XXXX XXXX. We contacted the credit bureaus about the matter, and naturally the erroneous information was " confirmed ''. This is an abusive practice and I can not fathom what business purpose it serves to take ordinary receivable matters in turn them into inappropriate collection practices. 
