Patients who were treated for the virus are largely supposed to be exempt from receiving large bills.
Source: New York Times
She Survived the Coronavirus. Then She Got a $400,000 Medical Bill.
Published in Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Federal Aid (US), Finances, Health Insurance and Managed Care, Janet Mendez, Mount Sinai Medical Center and New York City
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