My physician contracted with a XXXX party to provide medical services for their clients. The physician outsourced services on my behalf without my consent or knowledge and failed to pay for these services. The XXXX party billed me. I disputed this bill with the XXXX party and they failed to respond. Instead, they outsourced their bill to a collection agency. I disputed this bill with the collection agency at that time and that they validate the bill and I received no response. Five years later, another collection agency reported the bill to the credit bureau in 2015 without contacting me. I disputed this bill through XXXX who closed the dispute after two weeks when the new collection agency simply stated that is was my debt without any validation, nor XXXX ask for any. I am filing this complaint and asking XXXX to re-open a dispute and handle it appropriately and in accordance with the law. I am also re-disputing this debt with the new collection agency in writing again. As I understand the new rules medical debts can not be reported for 180 days while they are being investigated. I am very concerned that instead of dealing with the matter, this agency will drop it and it will show up with another agency.