Situation
The member had a Minimal Essential Coverage (MEC) plan that did not include hospital coverage. As a result, the member did not qualify for hospital financial assistance and incurred two hospital bills, which totaled $38,000.
The member had a Minimal Essential Coverage (MEC) plan that did not include hospital coverage. As a result, the member did not qualify for hospital financial assistance and incurred two hospital bills, which totaled $38,000.
Emry’s billing experts successfully negotiated significant reductions on the member’s hospital bills. The first bill, originally $20,000, was reduced to just $2,395, while the second bill, which was $17,000, was settled for $4,800. After these negotiations, the remaining balance was structured into an affordable payment plan, ensuring the member could manage their financial obligation without undue hardship.
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