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Allina Health cuts off patients with too much medical debt | Health IT

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Allina Health System, based in Minneapolis, has been turning patients away who have too much medical debt, stating that patients must pay off the debt in order to receive certain specialty services, The New York Times reported June 1.

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Allina Health cuts off patients with too much medical debt | Health IT

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