r/HospitalBills 12d ago

Good bill

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u/PharaohOfParrots 12d ago

Did you try financial assistance at the hospital you're getting care? That should be where you get assistance to pay it down to zeroing it in.

I had no idea "GoodBill" even existed, since this is a built in thing at most hospitals and places you get treatment.

Have you checked to get his oncology medications donated by the manufacture? That will save a bundle too.

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u/Bulldogmom56 11d ago

It’s for me.

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u/PharaohOfParrots 11d ago

I don’t get where the downvotes come from, but most medical systems donate the care to you - even insured, when your income is below 400-600% of the federal poverty level. (Most qualify). I hope you get the help you need.