Horrible care now that I see how a facility should actually be ran. My care with MU Women and Children's began as a child since it was the place my mother took me. I continued care as an adult since I already had established care there and I wasn't a frequent visitor. Since 18, they have scheduled birth control shots as much as three weeks late when I was receiving them, causing me to take a pregnancy test based on their mistake (I get I should have double checked this, but I truly trusted the nurses to schedule the correct dates). Upon going under pre-conceptive care, I asked multiple people within the system that all the prenatal tests I was to have done would be covered by my specific insurance, besides a few I was aware of. I was assured that it was. The breaking point came when I received a call to go over all my test results, and a nurse told me I tested positive for Herpes. I was frantic, but the nurse provided no insight to it and told me I would have to wait for my doctor to call back with details, and rushed me off the phone. After over 5 days of panic, my doctor finally returned my calls and told me there was no positive STD record in my file, ever. That day I called Boone Women Health Associates and transferred care immediately. Then, two weeks later I receive a bill for almost $800 for all the prenatal tests that had been conducted. Being semi-knowledgeable on insurance coding, I spoke to their billing department and told them that this needed to be re-coded. They did, on three separate occasions, (all from me prompting them to with a phone call or email) and I was assured that their billing system fixes it all and I now only owed $109, for an ultra sound not covered to which I understood. Today, I received a notice from a collection agency, for $223. In realizing how a stand-up doctors office and billing department works in WHA, it's sickening how MU Health Care is run. I cant imagine how many people that don't know how coding/insurance works that are getting taken advantage of, or credit ruined over these types of mistakes. All that for minimal and negligent care. I am so thankful to now be pregnant and under the care of people I actually trust. I have spoken to people around casually and all have similar stories, from the lack of compassion shown for diagnoses and care, to the abhorrent billing system they work through. I hate to be that person who writes reviews about a place, but the mismanagement from top to bottom of this system needs to be known.