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Hospitals pitch plastic to patients facing costly treatments

Hospitals pitch plastic to patients facing costly treatments

While she was headed into surgery, a hospital billing representative asked how she planned to pay. When Schell explained her predicament, the hospital suggested she apply for a medical credit card with an introductory no-interest period offered by Commerce Bank.

“I wish I didn’t have to have that conversation right then because I wasn’t in the right mindset,” says Schell, who ended up charging about $2,500 to the card. “I feel like…


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