Rapper Nardo Wick Denies Involvement In Assault Of Fan Who Asked For A Photo
Nardo Wick, real name Horace Bernard Walls III, faces scrutiny as two members of his crew are alleged to have brutally assaulted a fan seeking a photo.
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Nardo Wick, real name Horace Bernard Walls III, faces scrutiny as two members of his crew are alleged to have brutally assaulted a fan seeking a photo.
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When Beverly Browning of Mesa, Arizona, checked into a hospital for a biopsy in 2003, she was thrilled the test was benign, but dismayed to receive a $9,500 bill. Her insurance company refused to pay, citing a pre-existing condition, and Browning was left to pick up the tab, though “I thought that was a lot of money for a 45-minute procedure,†she says. Browning, now 62, hired a medical billing advocate, a professional who works with patients to resolve billing errors and recoup their money. The move paid off, as the billing advocate, Cindy J. Holtzman of Medical Refund Service, Inc., in Marietta, Georgia., negotiated with the hospital, convincing them to lower the price by about $1,800. Holtzman then further negotiated with Browning’s insurance company, getting them to pick up most of the tab. Altogether, “I saved her about $7,500,†Holtzman says.