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1. Ask your doctor for a discount: If you don’t have insurance, it never hurts to ask for a discount on your hospital bill. Your doctor may be willing to lower the fee depending on your financial situation. 2. Negotiate with the hospital: Hospitals are often willing to negotiate the cost of the bill if it seems like you are having difficulty paying it. Ask if they offer a payment plan or a discount to help bring down the bill. 3. Check with a charity: Many hospitals offer charity care or financial assistance to help cover medical bills. Ask your hospital or insurance company if they can offer any assistance. 4. Apply for help: If you meet certain income guidelines, you may be eligible for programs that can help pay for your hospital bill. Check with your state health insurance marketplace or contact an organization like the National Association of Free Clinics to see if you qualify. 5. Consider a medical credit card: There are medical credit cards that allow you to pay for hospital bills over time. Some cards may offer interest-free financing for up to 18 months. Just be sure to read the fine print and pay off your balance before the interest-free period ends. 6. Look for free clinics: Not all hospitals charge for services. Free or low-cost clinics can provide the same services at a much lower cost. Check your local area to see if any are available.

Answered by text-davinci-003

Jan. 8, 2023, 11:41 a.m.

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Published: Sunday, January 8, 2023

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