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the calm hand on the shoulder of chaos

Joined May 2009
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17% of AMERICANS IS LITERALLY 55.5 MILLION PEOPLE... ITS MORE THAN THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON STATES COMBINED
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That doesn't mean there isn't a problem: 💸 12% of Americans would be unable to pay the $400 emergency expense by any means 💸 17% can't pay all their bills in full bloom.bg/2Im9sdc
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Collections Hurt Patient Credit, Even After Payment epicriver.com/collections-hu…
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52% of all debt on credit reports is from medical expenses epicriver.com/52-of-all-debt…
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Epic River Patient Lending Answers athenahealth’s Call epicriver.com/epic-river-pat…
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Have Americans Set Aside $10,000 to Spend on Healthcare? epicriver.com/have-americans…
Will Transparency Unveil a Gap in your Payment Options? epicriver.com/will-transpare…
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"If you just want to go ahead and get rid of your health coverage, I’d greatly appreciate it." trib.al/i0kziIq
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Hospital balances of $1,451 through $5,000 are repaid at a rate of 25.5% (for providers that do not use MyLoans). buff.ly/2svDT6H
35% of your patients work at uber, lyft, airbnb, etc and won't qualify for a medical credit card. buff.ly/2r1WjePz
Providers top challenges - 32% say it's patients who are unable to pay buff.ly/2pC7tq1
For the cloud to succeed boards need to get on...ahem...board with cybersecurity prioritization. buff.ly/2pYh4dP
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53% of US believe receiving a large, unaffordable medical bill is as bad as being diagnosed with a serious illness. buff.ly/2pdvKWo
Fun fact: More people have smartphones than health insurance - buff.ly/2oVd4J9
"36% of patients avoid care due to price" Avoiding the problem doesn't make it any cheaper. We got you. #myloans buff.ly/2pcfV33
The smart bank money is being used to back online lenders, not fight them - buff.ly/2nrYXJA
Hospitals reported just 34 percent of patients were able to pay the full amount requested at the point of service. buff.ly/2oiyUpn
Since 2000, all types of hospitals have provided more than $502 billion in uncompensated care. buff.ly/2nN9Rg4
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From 2011 to 2014, the number of consumer payments to healthcare providers increased 193 percent buff.ly/2o9dpdb