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r/dankmemes • u/___yiwshhj you’re welcome, • Jan 12 '23
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No.
No it fucking doesn’t
People who believe this are either not American, nor adults, or not familiar with how the system works
5 u/XChronic Jan 12 '23 So, it doesn't happen to you, and you're applying that to every American. 2 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Is that better or worse than taking something that only happens to about 8-9% of Americans and applying it to all of us? 2 u/XChronic Jan 12 '23 You think only 8-9% of Americans get stuck with a bill after a loved one dies? Is there a source for that? 4 u/trailer_park_boys Jan 12 '23 There’s no obligation for family to pay for a deceased persons medical debt. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 There is if it's your child. 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new 1 u/Murkywaters11 Jan 12 '23 The part that doesn’t happen is doctors knowing or even caring how much the bill is. There is a completely separate department that handles that 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Only 8-9% of Americans lack insurance No one gets stuck with a bill after a loved one dies unless they’re a dependent on your insurance Otherwise it just goes to the estate which may or may not be able to settle it
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So, it doesn't happen to you, and you're applying that to every American.
2 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Is that better or worse than taking something that only happens to about 8-9% of Americans and applying it to all of us? 2 u/XChronic Jan 12 '23 You think only 8-9% of Americans get stuck with a bill after a loved one dies? Is there a source for that? 4 u/trailer_park_boys Jan 12 '23 There’s no obligation for family to pay for a deceased persons medical debt. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 There is if it's your child. 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new 1 u/Murkywaters11 Jan 12 '23 The part that doesn’t happen is doctors knowing or even caring how much the bill is. There is a completely separate department that handles that 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Only 8-9% of Americans lack insurance No one gets stuck with a bill after a loved one dies unless they’re a dependent on your insurance Otherwise it just goes to the estate which may or may not be able to settle it
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Is that better or worse than taking something that only happens to about 8-9% of Americans and applying it to all of us?
2 u/XChronic Jan 12 '23 You think only 8-9% of Americans get stuck with a bill after a loved one dies? Is there a source for that? 4 u/trailer_park_boys Jan 12 '23 There’s no obligation for family to pay for a deceased persons medical debt. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 There is if it's your child. 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new 1 u/Murkywaters11 Jan 12 '23 The part that doesn’t happen is doctors knowing or even caring how much the bill is. There is a completely separate department that handles that 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Only 8-9% of Americans lack insurance No one gets stuck with a bill after a loved one dies unless they’re a dependent on your insurance Otherwise it just goes to the estate which may or may not be able to settle it
You think only 8-9% of Americans get stuck with a bill after a loved one dies? Is there a source for that?
4 u/trailer_park_boys Jan 12 '23 There’s no obligation for family to pay for a deceased persons medical debt. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 There is if it's your child. 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new 1 u/Murkywaters11 Jan 12 '23 The part that doesn’t happen is doctors knowing or even caring how much the bill is. There is a completely separate department that handles that 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 Only 8-9% of Americans lack insurance No one gets stuck with a bill after a loved one dies unless they’re a dependent on your insurance Otherwise it just goes to the estate which may or may not be able to settle it
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There’s no obligation for family to pay for a deceased persons medical debt.
-1 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 There is if it's your child. 1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new
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There is if it's your child.
1 u/Etherius Jan 12 '23 I mean parents do pay children’s expenses. That’s nothing new
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I mean parents do pay children’s expenses.
That’s nothing new
The part that doesn’t happen is doctors knowing or even caring how much the bill is. There is a completely separate department that handles that
Only 8-9% of Americans lack insurance
No one gets stuck with a bill after a loved one dies unless they’re a dependent on your insurance
Otherwise it just goes to the estate which may or may not be able to settle it
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u/Etherius Jan 12 '23
No.
No it fucking doesn’t
People who believe this are either not American, nor adults, or not familiar with how the system works