Health Insurance Help
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We need help keeping our Health Insurance that runs out at the end of March 2019. This is one of the hardest things for us to do: to ask for help. Not because of pride but basically realizing that we cannot do it all ourselves. We humble ourselves to ask.
Patrick had a stroke in October 2018, we have been struggling to make it day to day. Everyone keeps telling Patrick not to worry about anything except getting himself better. Not only is all this going on, but we have a daughter that will graduate from high school this year. So Patrick questions “How can I not worry?”
We have mounting hospital, and inpatient rehabilitation bills that has already accrued and asking for payments daily. As well as, the ongoing specialist visits and outpatient physical and occupational therapy bills that are still to come working to get his strength in his left arm and hand.
Patrick lost his job, is ineligible for unemployment at this time and our insurance runs out at the end of March. He already met his deductible in January and now it is just a matter of paying the copay for the doctor’s visits and the 20% for the therapy and anything else that comes up.
I work for an independently owned company with a small number of employees, so we are not offered health insurance.
We would greatly appreciate any help you are able to offer in us keeping Patrick’s health insurance for him to continue his treatments.
Patrick had a stroke in October 2018, we have been struggling to make it day to day. Everyone keeps telling Patrick not to worry about anything except getting himself better. Not only is all this going on, but we have a daughter that will graduate from high school this year. So Patrick questions “How can I not worry?”
We have mounting hospital, and inpatient rehabilitation bills that has already accrued and asking for payments daily. As well as, the ongoing specialist visits and outpatient physical and occupational therapy bills that are still to come working to get his strength in his left arm and hand.
Patrick lost his job, is ineligible for unemployment at this time and our insurance runs out at the end of March. He already met his deductible in January and now it is just a matter of paying the copay for the doctor’s visits and the 20% for the therapy and anything else that comes up.
I work for an independently owned company with a small number of employees, so we are not offered health insurance.
We would greatly appreciate any help you are able to offer in us keeping Patrick’s health insurance for him to continue his treatments.
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Cindy-Patrick Lee
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Greer, SC
