The problem with spending Medicare set aside money for things other than medical treatment is that Medicare will refuse to pay medical bills and providers won't perform treatment when you run out of set aside money. You won't be able to document that all the set aside money was spent on medical expenses and will have no one to pay for your medical treatment. Medicare won't give you permission to do this because it will cause many problems later. They will say you misspent the money. They won't pay for treatment until you have receipts documenting how all the set aside money was spent on medical treatment.
Generally they just pay medical costs unless you can illustrate other losses.
yes you can if she has no money
i lost a finger in 1983 do i get money for that
No.
If you can't afford to pay your animals' medical bills, then you can't afford to keep animals. Period. End of story. Please find a new owner for your animal who is fiscally responsible and who will be able to give the animal the medical treatment it needs.
One social hardship that settlers faced was that they lived away from home and were isolated in their own small community. An economic hardship that settlers faced was not enough money coming in which resulted in debt.
If you are terminally ill, many policies will allow withdrawals.
The date of last activity on your credit report. The best thing about medical debt, is they love to settle. Be sure to get the settlement in writing and your could save a lot of money. Why not, the insurance companies get huge ddiscounts
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Not unless it is the employer that is responsible for the payment of the bills. In that case they DO have a right to see the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment regimen and the outcome - not to mention what it is costing them.
Most hospitals and other professional medical care facilities will have someone on staff who is charged with managing the risk of malpractice. These people are in place to protect the medical facility from very expensive medical malpractice claims. Patients who are injured by a negligent medical professional have the legal right to file a medical malpractice claim, and often they will be paid a large amount of money from the hospitals or doctors medical malpractice insurance policy.Obviously, the insurance companies don't want to pay out a lot of money, sometimes in the hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, so they will try to get the patient to sign a release form so they can save a lot of money. When a patient reports negligent medical treatment, they will be pressured to accept a small settlement in return for signing a release of liability.Talk to a Medical Malpractice Lawyer FirstAny patient who has suffered due to poor medical treatment should always Talk to a Medical Malpractice Lawyer before taking any action. Lack of experienced representation can result in a patient losing out on their claim, the insurance company skipping out on their responsibility and the hospital continuing their negligent treatment with other patients.
Very limited conditions. If you're under 59 years old, you can only withdraw limited funds to prevent hardship at home, get advanced education, or pay some medical bills.