“It’s absolutely remarkable,” says Jim Molleur, a Maine-based bankruptcy attorney with 20 years of experience. “We’re not getting people with big medical bills, chronically sick people who would hit those lifetime caps or be denied because of pre-existing conditions. They seemed to disappear almost overnight once ACA kicked in.”
http://www.consumerreports.org/personal-bankruptcy/how-the-aca-drove-down-personal-bankruptcy/
How about people who had their mental health disability denied by insurance companies? Because that’s why we filed…
< ![CDATA[How about people who had their mental health disability denied by insurance companies? Because that's why we filed...]]>
The whole idea of people filing for bankruptcy because of medical bills is utterly alien to non-Americans. Healthcare is nowhere perfect, but bankruptcy is an extreme failure of a healthcare system. Even if that was the only thing Obamacare fixed, that would be worth it.
< ![CDATA[The whole idea of people filing for bankruptcy because of medical bills is utterly alien to non-Americans. Healthcare is nowhere perfect, but bankruptcy is an extreme failure of a healthcare system. Even if that was the only thing Obamacare fixed, that would be worth it.]]>
What Martijn said.
< ![CDATA[What Martijn said.]]>