This is when those debt collectors start calling. It doesn’t always work, but it is worth a try. There is a chance that you can negotiate with the debt collector and pay your debt off for less than you owe. They usually sell this debt for pennies on the dollar. If you don’t pay your medical bills, eventually, the hospital or your medical provider will sell your debt to a collection agency.
What will happen if I can’t pay my medical bills? Can I be arrested for not paying them? Can I serve jail time? I’m here to answer your questions and help put your mind at ease. Debt collectors constantly calling, sleepless nights, anxiety, and fear can take over your life. When you don’t have the money to pay your medical bills, and you have exhausted all options such as payment plans, personal loans, medical credit cards, and asking family and friends, that is when the stress, worry, and dread really begin to set in. Some people have the ability to pay the medical bills, but a large percentage of those who do not have the money available to pay them. The amounts on those bills are often much larger than anticipated. Millions of Americans are taken by surprise each year when their medical bills come in the mail. That treatment can often come at a hefty price. If you are your child need emergency care, you have no choice but to accept treatment. Unlike credit card debt or auto loans, medical bills are often unavoidable.
They can make you worry about where you will get the money to pay for them. Medical bills are unwanted and stressful. If you have a medical bill that you are struggling to pay and worry about what will happen to you if you can’t pay it, I’m here to answer that question for you.
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