Called my cell phone with a recorded message: "This is Northside Business Office - please hold until a representative can speak to you."  The message repeated five times, no one connected to speak to me, and then it hung up.  I owe nothing to Northside Hospital. I have blocked the call.

It's Northside Hospital at 1000 Johnson Ferry Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342 .
They called before 6 a.m., which is not nice. I missed the first call and thought little of it because I didn't recognize the number, but I was called back less than two hours later. You are asked to hold the line while they connect you with a representative. Unfortunately, they are beyond overeager to collect money. I am "fully" insured and although the insurance company paid for the radiologist that day, they mistakenly denied the claim for the test itself. I proactively called Northside to explain what happened and the steps I was taking, then called and emailed the insurance company about the mistake, but Northside would not give it even two weeks to be resolved. Are you kidding me?

I got a call from this number and didn't answer. No message left. I called back at 8 pm and the recording said it was Northside Hospital. I haven't set foot in there since my last son was born in 1993 so they must be calling me by mistake.

They call me saying I owe on a sonogram they ran checking for gall stones. I have my insurance and when I arrive not only do I pay the co pay they handed a detailed bill for my part after insurance which I was in pain and just wanted the whole thing over and paid part of it. In the end turns out I wasn't to pay and they actually owe me my payment minus co pay back. Instead they are still asking for a balance due from this number even though insurance, radiologist and facility have all said I'm owed a refund this number still trying to collect. And I'm still trying to collect my money from them

Called me in the evening re: balance of approx. $57 on a bill after insurance paid. (I have not received the bill for this in the mail.) Caller wanted me to give him my DEBIT card (not credit card) info over the phone. I said no, and for them to bill me, and I'd write a check. It sounded shady; I thought it was a phishing attempt, but looking here, I see it actually is Northside Hospital. I'm relieved to find that out, but shocked at such a request from them. Really? My debit card? No, sir.