The responses were discouraging and disappointing. What they stated was as follows: 1. “We owe almost $50,000 of copays for our kid’s stroke in 2022.”
“It seemed like everything was paid for out of pocket, from the time of triage until their release forty-five days later. The surgeon told us the truth.
It was awful to have to choose between emergency surgery and radiation therapy at a later time while weighing treatment alternatives.
The operation may have an 85% success rate, but it would be very costly; the radiation to dissolve the embolism would be less successful but less expensive.
Knowing that this debt may be a burden for years, we decided to get the operation. We will always be thankful that the surgeon was able.
To remove the massive clot in their brain. However, we still get a tonne of complaints for the smallest items, like bandages and surgical undergarments.
