The Trump administration has suggested that individuals struggling to pay medical bills consider obtaining a loan. This proposal comes as families, such as Kathleen Capetta's, face rising healthcare costs. Capetta's family, which includes five members, is paying an additional $750 per month for their Obamacare plan premium, adding to the financial burden of existing debt from cancer treatment.
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Trump Administration Proposes Loans for Medical Bills
The Trump administration has proposed that individuals unable to pay medical bills consider loans as a solution. This suggestion arises amid increasing healthcare costs, exemplified by families like Kathleen Capetta's, who are facing higher premiums and existing medical debt.
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Can’t Pay Medical Bills? Trump Administration Suggests Getting a Loan
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Trump Administration Proposes Loans for Medical Bills