A plan to access cheap drugs backfires, leaving patient with $250,000 bill

Janelle Zeihen worried she’d have to file for bankruptcy after learning she owed $250,000 for her Crohn’s disease treatment. The Milwaukee nursing home worker thought her insurance was covering the … Click to Continue »

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A plan to access cheap drugs backfires, leaving patient with $250,000 bill

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