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New Yorkers’ medical debt may still be barred from credit reports despite federal ruling, expert says
The Trump administration has postponed the rule, and the recent court order means that medical bills exceeding $500 can continue to impact patients’ credit scores. But New Yorkers will likely still be protected thanks to a recent law that bars hospitals, ambulances and other providers from reporting medical bills to creditors.
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Medical students could feel burn from Trump's new lawMany medical school students will feel a financial squeeze from President Trump's tax-and-spending bill due to a new $200,000 ...
Colorado, California, and Montana have passed neural data privacy laws meant to prevent the exploitation of brain information ...
Doctors regularly need to pay more than $300,000 for medical school, including tuition and housing. New regulations signed by ...
A federal judge ruled medical debt can again impact credit scores — but protections remain under New York law — with a few caveats. Here's what to know.
Medical debt is a growing problem for Rhode Islanders. Relief may come from new laws and a debt forgiveness program.
Healthcare law is a multifaceted field that extends well beyond medical malpractice and insurance disputes. Legal counsel is necessary at all levels of healthcare, from government entities to ...
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