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In the discussion thread: Plaintiff challenging healthcare law went bankrupt – with unpaid medical bills [View all]

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Fri Mar 9, 2012, 10:31 AM

bayareaboy (585 posts)

22. Do you wonder how matron Brown would feel if someone didn"t pay here?

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I will bet she would pull the keys, so fast. and do a mechanic's lien even faster.

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51 replies	Author	Time	Post
Plaintiff challenging healthcare law went bankrupt – with unpaid medical bills [View all]	SunSeeker	Mar 2012	OP
"an example of exactly the problem the healthcare law was intended to address. "	babylonsister	Mar 2012	#1
Making underinsurance the norm will only make the problem worse n/t	eridani	Mar 2012	#10
re: I maintain some people are just plain dumb.	mlevans	Mar 2012	#28
They should still have access, though	excuse not to write	Mar 2012	#37
dumb for allowing	tooeyeten	Mar 2012	#40
boy oh boy..they picked the wrong person to make their case	madrchsod	Mar 2012	#2
Only $4,500 in medical debt?	christx30	Mar 2012	#3
rofl!	2banon	Mar 2012	#51
You can declare bankruptcy in Florida when you only owe $4,500? No wonder all the crooks there..	Monk06	Mar 2012	#4
You can declare bankruptcy with $1 in debt	AngryAmish	Mar 2012	#32
In Canada the minimum debt to declare personal bankrupsy is $1000 which surprised me	Monk06	Mar 2012	#33
"she and her husband owe $55,000 to others, including credit card companies."	PSPS	Mar 2012	#5
If her only income is $275 a month in unemployment...	subterranean	Mar 2012	#6
But THAT would be SOCIALISM!	Ian David	Mar 2012	#14
Common misconception about Medicaid	KatyMan	Mar 2012	#15
65 or blind or disabled or have dependent children.	bornskeptic	Mar 2012	#18
Medicaid != Medicare	jeff47	Mar 2012	#19
Nope- wrong	KatyMan	Mar 2012	#44
Medicaid varies by state.	SheilaT	Mar 2012	#50
The Affordable Care Act includes a Medicaid expansion.	subterranean	Mar 2012	#23
Agree-	KatyMan	Mar 2012	#45
The stupidity is strong with this one. nt	Selatius	Mar 2012	#7
You are wise Obi Won	sarcasmo	Mar 2012	#24
That amount wouldn't have triggered a catastrophic policy.	dkf	Mar 2012	#8
+1	area51	Mar 2012	#9
just as so many Obama critics	veganlush	Mar 2012	#11
How do taxpayers subsidize the bankrupt? N/t	Narkos	Mar 2012	#35
last time i checked, people w/ health insurance can still go bankrupt.	KG	Mar 2012	#12
Derp! n/t	Ian David	Mar 2012	#13
But...	Wait Wut	Mar 2012	#16
So.... if she has a heart attack, what happens??	Sparkly	Mar 2012	#17
She will be a charity case	citizen blues	Mar 2012	#39
if she's got $55g in debt, including unpaid credit card bills	SemperEadem	Mar 2012	#20
And who eventually	Iliyah	Mar 2012	#21
Do you wonder how matron Brown would feel if someone didn"t pay here?	bayareaboy	Mar 2012	#22
Stupid is, as stupid does.	Smilo	Mar 2012	#25
If she's on unemployment	EC	Mar 2012	#26
There's a cure	zentrum	Mar 2012	#27
So, She's bankrupt now and can't pay her medical bills. So guess who she wants to pay her bills now?	W T F	Mar 2012	#29
So, did she challenge mandatory unemployment insurance payments?	MH1	Mar 2012	#30
Perhaps she is receiving some cash for agreeing to act as the plaintiff	andym	Mar 2012	#31
Burning stupid. nt	Lucky Luciano	Mar 2012	#34
Bankrupt and on unemployment, eh?	NICO9000	Mar 2012	#36
Arrrrgh. My brain. It's burning.	geckosfeet	Mar 2012	#38
So then the governmen, that is the taxpayers, picked up her unpaid medical bills.	krispos42	Mar 2012	#41
Wouldn't the doctors eat the loss?	dkf	Mar 2012	#42
They can claim the loss on their taxes, is how I believe it works	krispos42	Mar 2012	#47
Good point. They do that on top of inflating their charges to cover nonpayment. nt	SunSeeker	Mar 2012	#49
Doctors inflate their charges to cover the predictable amout of nonpayment.	SunSeeker	Mar 2012	#48
Who says I don't have insurance right now?	mackattack	Mar 2012	#43
Pacer System	bpj62	Mar 2012	#46

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