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NowISeetheLight

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7. How about medical bankruptcy?

Reply to twin_ghost (Original post)

Sun Nov 14, 2021, 09:31 PM

Nov 2021

You currently can not (usually) discharge student loan debt in bankruptcy. How about a law change that says if you have covid medical bills and are unvaccinated you can't discharge them in bankruptcy?

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Singapore will stop covering the medical bills of unvaccinated COVID-19 patients [View all] twin_ghost Nov 2021 OP

It's time for America's insurance industry bluecollar2 Nov 2021 #1

I don't know if they can becuase of the Americans with Disabilty Act and Obamacare rules. twin_ghost Nov 2021 #2

Delta is charging unvaccinated $200/mo extra for their insurance. Maru Kitteh Nov 2021 #3

I can see uping their insurance premuim. But denying coverage outright might violate the law?? twin_ghost Nov 2021 #4

I think you can hike insurance premiums. nycbos Nov 2021 #5

Kick dalton99a Nov 2021 #6

How about medical bankruptcy? NowISeetheLight Nov 2021 #7