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Four hours in the ER. No treatment. $410 bill.
Autumn Daniels was suffering from a terrible migraine when her sister took her to an emergency room in Illinois.
Advocate Spotlight: Karen Day
She planned for retirement; she never expected healthcare to cost this much Karen Day, 64, spent decades planning for…
Healthcare costs are forcing though choices. Americans want change.
Americans may disagree about politics, but there’s one issue bringing people together: frustration over healthcare…
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Imagine spending hours in an emergency room, leaving without treatment, and getting a bill anyway.
That's what happened to an Illinois woman who received a $410 charge after waiting four hours to see a doctor.
Her experience raises an important question: What are patients actually paying for? #MyVoiceMyHealth
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Karen Day did everything right. She worked hard, saved and planned for retirement. But nothing prepared her for just how much of her fixed monthly income would be eaten up by healthcare costs.
Now, she's speaking out about the growing financial burden of healthcare and the difficult choices facing American families.
Read Karen's story >>
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Healthcare costs are bringing Americans together — but not in a good way.
A new national survey finds 3 of 4 voters say healthcare is a top issue influencing their vote. Many are delaying care, skipping appointments or cutting back on household essentials to pay medical bills.
Read more, including tips for comparing insurance plans to find coverage that works for you. #MyVoiceMyHealth
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