Healthcare is an expensive proposition these days. If you are going out to get your teeth extracted it is going to cost you. If it is your weekly visit to your therapist of eight years, it will still cost you. If you are going to a general physician to have a regular check-up and he finds nothing wrong with you, it will still cost you. You can run, you can hide, but you can’t escape the mounting pressure from medical expenses. Hospitals may be a dime a dozen. However, competition seems only to spur them on to raise their prices. Or perhaps it is that more and more people are either falling sick or are more eager to run to the nearest medical professional for advice and care.
When you have smaller ailments, hospital bills are manageable. You can afford to pay for the bills for the simple things like setting a sprained muscle. You can manage to pay for routine tests. However, when it comes to something major, even the best of us has troubles coughing up the money. That is why it is a good idea to have invested in some medical insurance. More than anything else, at least it buys you a sense of peace when medical crises emerge.
But what do you do if you have not...
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