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Insurance and Billing | OhioHealth Berger Hospital Care
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Paying for Your Care | OhioHealth
https://www.ohiohealth.com/patients-and-visitors/paying-for-your-care
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does a hospital have to accept payment on Bill?
Unfortunately, that’s not correct. The hospital is not required to accept what you can afford to pay. They can send you to collections if you can’t pay the amount they are demanding. We assume you owe $900 or $9000 – and not $90 as you stated. If it’s the latter, you may want to get a review of your bill to see if it can be reduced.
Can I pay hospital bills with cash?
Q My friend needs urgent medical treatment but does not have the funds to pay for it and neither does she have health insurance. I’m planning to cover the costs of her medical treatment so she can get seen to quickly. The bill will likely run to more …
Who can pay your monthly health insurance bill?
Talk to your health care provider about making monthly payments, many allow this without charging interest or fees. Some dentists, doctors and other health care providers will negotiate or lower the price for cash payment, paying in full before a procedure and paying quickly. Be sure to ask if this kind of help is available.
Do you need help paying a hospital bill?
You may be able to get help with your hospital bill from the hospital itself, government assistance programs, or charities. All of these options will be explored. You can pursue this approach even if your medical debt has already been sent for collections.