Topic: Medical bill debt relief/consolidation
Totage's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:31 PM
Anyone ever use a service to consolidate medical bill debt? What company/organization was it, and what was the experience like? Any tips for finding the right/best one?

Queene123's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:34 PM

Anyone ever use a service to consolidate medical bill debt? What company/organization was it, and what was the experience like? Any tips for finding the right/best one?


i know there is some sort of orgnaization here in town dont recall the name off hand but if your insurance doesnt cover they would pay the bill

Totage's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:36 PM
I don't have insurance and the bills have already went into collections.

livelife68's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:38 PM
send them what you can. Even sending ten dollars a week can keep a collection agency off your back.

Queene123's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:41 PM

send them what you can. Even sending ten dollars a week can keep a collection agency off your back.


right, and they have to take what you send. for i was told if they send back your money. the bill is righfully paid for(or something like that)

MirrorMirror's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:43 PM


send them what you can. Even sending ten dollars a week can keep a collection agency off your back.


right, and they have to take what you send. for i was told if they send back your money. the bill is righfully paid for(or something like that)
bigsmile good advicebigsmile

willy_cents's photo
Sat 12/27/08 09:48 PM


send them what you can. Even sending ten dollars a week can keep a collection agency off your back.


right, and they have to take what you send. for i was told if they send back your money. the bill is righfully paid for(or something like that)

quite correctly stated, at least in Wyoming...good faith effort to pay a bill in legal tender rejected by the creditor is cause for dismissal of the entire amount.

Queene123's photo
Sat 12/27/08 11:24 PM



send them what you can. Even sending ten dollars a week can keep a collection agency off your back.


right, and they have to take what you send. for i was told if they send back your money. the bill is righfully paid for(or something like that)

quite correctly stated, at least in Wyoming...good faith effort to pay a bill in legal tender rejected by the creditor is cause for dismissal of the entire amount.


right, thats also counted here that way to

Thomas3474's photo
Sun 12/28/08 01:50 AM
I had to get a hernia operation with no insurance a few years ago.It was going to cost over $15,000.The hospital said they had a charity program if you didn't make a certain amount of money every year.Since I was under that amount I got a big break on my bill.I think in the end I had to pay around $1,700 dollars.I would ask the hospital if there was some way they could give you a break on your bills.I would also talk to various government organizations that deal with low income programs that pay bills(such as electricity,medical,rent,etc).Many elderly and immigrants take advantage of these programs.

I also know hospitals allow you to make payments over time.Many times it is a very low minimum amount.If all else fails you may have to do a medical bankruptcy.