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Please quote my full post. Thank you!

His company has paid for other things before and after and he only had cover the copay.

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When it comes to banks in this era the bigger the better. I keep it simple and I only have 2 accounts at Bank of America and Wells Fargo.

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In that case he doesn't have to be very interactive, face down and take it like a man! Sometimes guys who look like models just can't escort....

Could the investigation make his insurance company drop him?

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Possibly but he is still charged monthly, and he had a couple of referrals by his PCP for other visits and only paying a Copay.

Taking this slightly off subject.... Can we please avoid using the W word? We don't want escorts calling us: losers, socially awkward, old, out of shape, johns, etc. Fat shaming in 2024?

Let's say his employer doesn't pay for his insurance. Next time you want me to suggest editing a thread please contact me by PM. I think by now it's too late.

He decided NOT to contact his insurance company because among other things his social doesn't match his name and belongs to a friend's cousin who had Down Syndrome and passed away in May of last year. He's afraid of placing a phone call, being unable to verify/answer certain questions and having his insurance cancelled. He did have a couple of other Dr. visits preapproved by his primary care physician and he had a small copay at the moment and no surprised bill after.

In July of 2023 he was visiting a city and woke up with sciatica pain. Went to the University hospital, received treatment and assumed that as usual his insurance would cover the entire bill but unfortunately that wasn't the case. He started getting bills for a total of 4,200 in December of last year and now he got the final notice. If he doesn't pay within 15 days a collection agency either USCB America or Professional Credit Services will take care of his debt. What should he do?