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Posted by Lisa Nichols Jan 23, 2008 |
Last year I was more than a little surprised to get whomped with several unpaid medical bills. It was my first experience having major medical expenses with self employed medical insurance, and it came as quite a shock.
The "Getting Medical Debt Help" article talks about an array of options that you can use to help you with your hospital debt. This sprang from my own experiences, and what I learned about not having adequate health insurance coverages.
I was completely surprised when the hospital sent me a one-time offer that would allow me to wipe about my medical debt at a considerable discount. Later, I was even more surprised to find out that I could have offered to settle my unpaid medical bills in the beginning for less than what was due, and avoided a lot of headaches.
If your health insurance coverages are lacking, or you don’t have health insurance at all, you do have some options to take care of your unpaid medical bills. Find out more about hospital debt help programs and other alternatives to pay off your debt in the article.
And please, let me know about your experiences with unpaid medical bills. How did you handle it? Did you settle with the hospital? Charge your unpaid medical bills to a credit card? Or did you default, and now have unpaid medical debt on your credit report? Share your story so others can learn from your experience. Your tips and ideas for getting help with medical debt are appreciated.
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