Thursday Headlines: Saving Money In The ER
Probably most of us at some point or another have had to face the music when it comes to the dreaded medical bill. It’s even worse if you have to visit the ER. It doesn’t always have to be that way though. In today’s episode are some tips to hopefully make your next visit to the hospital or urgent care less painful than it already is when it comes to your wallet.
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