Business ProfileforOrthopaedic Specialty Group

I was billed for an up to 90 days worth of office visits $900. I was unaware of this charge at my first appointment. I was told to make a follow-up appointment, which I did. In the meantime, having a fractured ankle and the fact that it was very difficult to get around, I decided to cancel my second appointment (in advance) and make an appointment with an office closer to my home. Just today, I get the bill of a past due notice of $920.24. I called the billing office this morning to ask why it's so much because I was only seen by the doctor for 15 minute. Nancy said the cost is inclusive for 90 days worth of office visits. I asked how was I to know that. She first said that the front desk should've gave me paperwork (which they didn't), but later in the conversation said that only the billing dept only knows that info. And then she told me that my insurance company should have informed me of that info. I told her that I didn't go back so my bill should reflect that fact, BUT if I was informed of that cost, I would certainly have taken advantage of that. But since I was not informed, can the bill be adjusted to only reflect 1 office visit. She said my insurance company should have told me so I called my insurance company and she read something to me about my provider has to inform me of this sort of thing before services are rendered. So I had the insurance company call the providers office to go over this fact, but nothing was done. The billing department was non-apologetic and said I have to pay the full bill because it's past due. I told them I would make minimum payments until this gets rectified and to keep my account current and out of collections. I would like to only pay a bill equivalent to one office visit because that seems fair. I feel like someone should have informed my of the way the billing worked. It seemed very unprofessional how they trued to blame the insurance company.