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Medical Debt Relief: States That Act vs. States That Don’t

November 21, 2025 · Personal Finance
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Medical-Debt Relief: Which States Embraced It—and Which Fought It?

Medical bills are one of the top reasons Americans, especially older adults, struggle financially. In recent years, a wave of state and local actions has attempted to lessen that burden: some governors and legislatures have funded programs that buy and cancel medical debt, others have passed laws to keep medical bills off credit reports, and a handful of states have blocked or failed to pass protections amid industry pushback.

If you’re a senior, knowing where your state stands—and what to do about medical debt—can protect your credit, reduce bills, and keep more money in your pocket.

Here’s a clear, practical look at who’s leading, who’s resisting, and what steps to take.

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