Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Addressing Medical Debt
Nothing is worse than an unexpected illness. In addition to health complications, you often confront the financial consequences of medical treatment.
Moreover, rising health care costs typically enhance the effect of what appears to be a "simple" illness or procedure. Furthermore, as employers continue to cut insurance benefits, medical problems can tend to become financially insurmountable.
According to a 2007 Harvard Medical School and Ohio University survey of personal bankruptcy filers, nearly 66 percent of bankruptcy petitions were filed due to medical-related ...






