Afford large out-of-pocket health care expenses

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Not all patients can afford large out-of-pocket health care expenses. As a billing specialist, you have been speaking with a patient about the cost of a surgery they will need over the course of the next year. The patient has asked your advice on how to save money, and how much they need to save, to cover their portion after insurance has paid. What might you suggest they research further?

Reference no: EM133716912

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