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A number of times a physically and mentally tormenting stage of ailment is followed by a financially challenging one where the patients are left to clear outrageous medical bills and debt. Let’s check how you can properly take care of yourself to come out of this stage.

The first and foremost thing that you must do after you get discharged from the medical provider is to call their finance department for a detailed bill to be sent to you. You need to go through the entire bill in detail to check that every single charge in the bill is correct and valid.

If you find any correction on the bill, you must instantaneously raise a dispute in the hospital. If the service hospital is not understanding you should instantly visit your state’s health department to get your medical bills and debt corrected. Continue reading ‘Taking Care of Your Medical Bills to Stay Out of Debt’ »

Months of uncertainty ended late Thursday afternoon when Union Hospital Health Group and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield announced they had reached an agreement on a new multi-year contract. The pact came just a day ahead of a deadline that had loomed large over thousands of Anthem subscribers.

The largest health care provider in the Wabash Valley and one of the largest commercial health insurance providers in the state had been in sometimes contentious negotiations for more than a year.

No details of the agreement were immediately available. A news release issued by both sides Thursday evening stated that terms of the contract, which takes effect Sept. 1, cannot be discussed by either side.

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