Ambulance Debt Collectors Pursue Patients Who Never Chose the Provider
Patients transported by ambulance dispatched by a third party receive large collection demands for services they never selected or authorized, with no in-network choice available in the emergency. Debt collectors continue pursuing payment through repeated calls even when the patient explains they had no ability to choose the provider and cannot afford the bill.
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