The Kiplinger Letter reports in its Oct. 24 issue, “Mounting medical debt, likely to boost bankruptcies. The number of people who are paying for health care with credit cards is on the rise. Moreover, recession is sure to mean more people without health care insurance….Even the insured will feel the strain, postponing services that aren’t urgent and skipping medications to hold down out-of-pocket expenses.”
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