Our patients are the reason we are in business. We value you and our goal is that your experience with our team be one of quality and satisfaction. Our highly trained staff handles the billing for all four of our clinics. The responsibility for paying for your treatment is ultimately that of the patient. However, we are happy to bill your Insurance carrier on your behalf. We submit and follow-up with the Insurance carrier on your claims in an attempt to reach resolution. Our representatives are available to answer any questions or establish payment arrangements on your account. We work for you; we are accessible, responsive, prompt and knowledgeable. We want to “Do it right the first time”.
Metropolitan Pediatrics LLC sends bills directly to insurance companies. It is your responsibility to:
Contact your insurance plan to learn how much you must pay for your child's care.
Contact your insurance company to learn if your bill is being processed.
Pay Metropolitan Pediatrics for all charges not paid by your insurance company.
Address for payments:
PO Box 3096 Portland, OR 97208-3096
Phone:
503-466-1668
Hours:
8:00am - 5:00pm Monday through Friday
Metropolitan Pediatrics accepts Master Card, Visa, American Express and Discover cards.
All balances are due within 30 days from the date on your statement. If you need to make other arrangements please contact our Business Office at 503-466-1668. Accounts left unpaid may be referred to a collection agency.
Read all bills carefully to find the phone number to call for assistance.
Or call your employer's benefits office for explanations. Not all bills will come from Metropolitan Pediatrics.
If you have questions about your Metropolitan Pediatrics bill, please call the business office at 503-466-1668 between 8 am and 5 pm, Monday thru Friday.
All medical information on this website is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to replace a visit with your child’s physician. If you have specific medical questions please call our advice nurse or schedule an appointment with your child’s physician.
