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joeylee928
Asked April 2016
My mom passed away she was very sick and could not sign any papers at the hospital, so I did it for her. Will I be responsible for her hospital bills?
I just want to know if I am responsible for paying her bills?
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freqflyer
Apr 2016
If your Mom was on Medicare, Medicare will pay most of the hospitalization. Hopefully you had legal Power of Attorney to sign for her.
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