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So your solution was to shaft the hospitals $48k? Sounds like an applicable solution for the rest of America. This is why healthcare costs are so high.
by creaghpatr 9y ago
So your solution was to shaft the hospitals $48k? Sounds like an applicable solution for the rest of America. This is why healthcare costs are so high.
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- eropple 9y agoWow, that's a really nasty comment. Debts expunge upon the deaths of the debtor. Why would you expect him to pay those debts? This isn't "why healthcare costs are so high".
- noonespecial 9y agoThe health care people in my family call bills like that "the wipe". After death, all of the billing agencies have a go at the estate hoping that in the chaos of the loss, they can soak up what's left of the estate while everyone is distracted. It's absolutely despicable. More than walking away, very choice words and a lawyer on your side are in order.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoMy solution was to follow the law. My mother died in poverty with no assets or estate, therefore her debts die with her.
- pkaye 9y agoNext thing you will be telling me is that the CEO of a company should be responsible for company debts?