Yes, the debt is a legal "thing" and can be sold on to other organizations for collection.
Yes, they can collect from the parents or legal guardian.
There are no statutes of limitations on 'bad' debts. Customarily they will sell the debt to a collection agency who will then continue to attempt to collect it from you.
Yes. A hospital may use an outside agency to collect its debts. Most patients give the hospital permission to share information with a collection agency when they sign the "boilerplate" admission forms.
You get a letter from the paid collection agency and send it as proof of payment to the new agency. In the mean time, you call the new agency and dispute the claim of debt. If they receive the letter and still harrass you, then you have the right to sue and turn their neames over to the BBB. This is only if you paid in full. If you settled, then the next agency can try to get the unpaid amount. Remember, there is a 4 year period on medical bills. After that, they can't collect, unless the hospital revitalized your account.
no
seven years
that depends, if it has not gone to collections, they may give typically 20% reduction IF you pay right away. if it has gone to collections, you can negotiate with the collection agency for a settlement.
Medicredit is a collection agency. The company attempts to collect a debt from a debtor. Medicredit also does financing for medical practices.
yes
Collection agencies can collect for Florida hospitals. Medical bills are not looked on as poorly as other bills when offers of credit are being considered.
No.
Yes, Collection agency can do that. But contact a good collection agency like Guardian Credit Services, they know will how to deal with customers to get money