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what do I do when a negotiated medical bill was paid off but account still forwarded to collector?

My daughter was at the emergency room last year. After the insurance had paid their part, the hospital send me the remaining balance. I call the hospital and negotiated for settlement and the promised writing off the balance as bad debt. I paid the settlement, but few weeks ago, a collection agency contacted me about the balance that was promised to be written off. What should I do. I live in TX

Did you get written confirmation that the reduced payment would be accepted as payment in full on the account?

If not, nothing you can do other than pay it.

Steve VS. Credit – Round 2

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