Would you believe me if I told you there was a way to get your medical bills legally forgiven in Idaho? Meaning the government would essentially “wave” your medical bills, so you no longer have to pay them?

 

Well, there is. And we’re going to show you how. It could literally save you, someone’s family, or someone’s life.

 

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But first, let’s take a look at what our health care workers protesting a mass layoff this past fall due to vaccine mandates.  

 

Boise Hospital Workers Prostesters

Thousands gather at Saint Alphonsus in Boise

 

 

Also, if you’re experiencing any unusual symptoms, here are some places nearby that still offer free COVID-19 testing.  

Places That Offer Free COVID-19 Testing

 

 

Alright, now back to getting those medical bills forgiven.  

 

So, you’re probably wondering, “why would any hospital just ‘forgive’ my medical bills?”   

Well, believe it or not, most hospitals in America are non-profit.   

 

So what does that mean? Well, it means they legally must have a Charity Care Policy that requires them to forgive your bills if you fall into a certain category on their sliding scale.   

 

Let’s get into it:  

 

How to get your medical hospital bills legally forgiven

    

 

There is a nonprofit that helps individuals do this. It’s called “Dollar For.” Please visit their website to see if you can get relief from your medical bills.

 

Keep in mind that this is different for every hospital and every state! But this could really help someone in need or save a life. You can check out St. Lukes Financial Assistance Application here for example.    

 

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Here’s another way to keep you safe this season: throwing away recalled cold medicines. 

Here is a list of recently recalled medicine you should throw out IMMEDIATELY.

 

Recalled Flu and cold medicine in 2022 by FDA

 

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Keep reading to discover answers to 25 common COVID-19 vaccine questions.

 

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