Medical insurance can be complicated and confusing. We have several Patient Accounts Representatives who can help you understand your bill and answer any questions you may have regarding your account. Our Financial Counselors can help to determine if you are eligible for financial assistance if you do not have medical insurance or for those who are unable to pay their insurance deductible and non-covered services.

About Your Bill

If you have insurance, your bill will be sent to the insurer first. If there is a balance due after your insurance company has paid its portion, you will receive a bill within one week after the insurance payment.

If you do not have insurance, you should receive a bill within two weeks of your discharge. If you are unable to fully pay your bill, please call one of our self-pay
numbers listed below.

Charges on your bill include fees for general nursing care, supplies, meals, and ancillary services including operating room fee, diagnostic testing, and therapies. You will receive a separate bill(s) from your physician and/or specialist who treated you or read any of your tests, such as the anesthesiologist, radiologist, and pathologist.

Patient Account Representatives

If you have any questions or would like to receive a copy of your bill, contact the Patient Accounts Department at billing@tamc.org, or by using any one of the following telephone numbers: