Dr. Jackson charged $160.00 for interperting a cpap download that did not have to be interpeted, and she informs her staff to tell patients that they have to come into the office to have their cpap machine adjusted. When Dr. Jackson was questioned about the practice she stated no, you don't have to come into the office for a visit, but still failed to inform her staff no to tell patients that. The lady who does the coding and billing could not tell me how she billed for interperting the download. They are ripping off the insurance... read full review »