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I’m 63 and recently had a hospital stay that left me with bills I can’t afford to pay. I had Affordable Care Act health insurance, but after my premiums went up in January, I had to drop my coverage.

Financial assistance programs and negotiating could help you significantly reduce a hefty medical bill.

About 1 in 12 Americans is dealing with medical debt, and many had insurance when the bills started piling up. The good news is there are ways to reduce what you owe and make it more manageable.