You could, provided you never need a doctor again. In the US, sadly, it happens all the time. In the event you do not pay a medical bill, the provider will attempt to collect it. If unable to, the provider will refer it to a collection agency. If you live in any of the few states that do not permit garnishment of wages or assetts, about as far as it will go is court, judgment, and your credit report. If, however, you live in the majority of states that do permit garnishment, be assured, the collection agencies know their business very well; the debt will be recovered either voluntarily or involuntarily.
No, just leave the bill and run...
no
YOu have to pay the balance of what the insurance companies do not pay.
borrow money
When a patient receives medical services and does not pay the medical bill.
don't have an answer. just need your address to mail invoice.
go to court
All states have a service called Indigent medical services or IMS. If you do not have insurance and have a medical need, they will take care of you and pay the bill. All states have this, but you have to ask for it, the hospitals will not just offer the information. You can search Indigent medical services in your county or state to get more information. Hope this helps someone like it helped my mom.
Doctors do not have any legal time that they have to bill you in. If you owe the money, you do need to pay.
The "responsible party" signs an agreement to pay form.
'Pay to the bearer on demand' just means that you need to pay the bill to the person you are owned money to. The person will be noted on the bill.
If you can get the bill and just pay by check is easiest way