Verizon Case Study: Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center

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Mr. Given Thank you for choosing Verizon to satisfy your communication needs. Saint Vincent’s Catholic Medical Center (SVCMC) is a valued customer and the delinquency of two accounts has resulted in this communication. We have recently been in contact with Ryan Pirchio in regards to severely delinquent accounts SVCMC holds active with Verizon, 000705079960 and Y2218422. We are reviewing each invoice with Mr. Pirchio and have determined all invoices over the last year have billed correctly. We will continue our review into later dated invoices; however Verizon is requesting that in an effort to demonstrate good faith SVCMC remits payment for the invoices from November 2016 to present, totaling $85,827.82 for undisputed services provided.

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