MikeDunnAuthorThis is a far too common occurrence in the U.S.
And people wonder why Luigi is so popular?
derptron@MikeDunnAuthor This one is totally on congress.
Yes, the CEO's send their lobbyists over to buy them--but they're the ones putting themselves up for sale and they're the ones that could put an end to private insurance.
Also, did he not qualify for any help on the insurance payments? Anything below like 65k a year you start getting aid in my state. I bet with some help filling out the forms he would have qualified for SOMETHING.
Again, on congress for making this difficult.
Kinene⭐🐻@crazyeddie @MikeDunnAuthor Unlikely.
One has to have almost no income to qualify for that kind of medical assistance. Otherwise, one needs to pay out share-of-cost down to that amount. A friend tried to get assistance, and was told after share-of-cost that all he could keep was $600/month to live on (impossible).