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Massachusetts medical debt collection is a high-wire act: the Bay State caps collection contacts, shortens call windows, and forces hospitals to screen patients for Health ...

New Jersey medical debt collection is tricky terrain: the Garden State runs a six-year statute of limitations, forbids “extraordinary” actions for 180 days, and enforces ...

Michigan medical debt collection is a balancing act: the state applies a six-year statute of limitations, licenses every collection agency, and enforces the Michigan Collection ...

North Carolina medical debt collection is a high-stakes discipline. The Tar Heel State lets creditors sue for only three years, licenses every collection agency, and ...

Georgia medical debt collection today is a tight-rope walk: balances grow, yet one compliance slip can trigger Fair Business Practices Act penalties or patient blow-back. ...

Ohio medical debt collection requires sharp revenue-cycle skills, ironclad compliance, and genuine empathy for patients. The Buckeye State enforces a six-year statute of limitations on ...

Pennsylvania medical debt collection sits at the crossroads of shrinking reimbursements, a strict four-year statute of limitations, and robust state consumer-protection laws. One misstep can ...

Illinois medical debt collection is complicated by the state’s 10-year contract statute, the Illinois Collection Agency Act (ICAA) licensing rules, and strict charity-care mandates under ...

New York medical debt collection demands a deft mix of revenue-cycle finesse, airtight regulatory compliance, and patient empathy. The Empire State has shortened the statute ...

Florida medical debt collection poses a unique challenge for revenue-cycle leaders. Rising self-pay balances, stiff penalties under the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA), and ...