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What does an american without health insurance do if his child has cancer or another serious disease?

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Still get treatments: If proved to be poor, and have no financial resources, medicaid and lots of charitable medical facilities are always available, this is what the health care reform is about, every one will have health care insurance, and prevent people to put money in the mat and place the burden on the health care system, virtual destruction of hospitals are due uninsured people walking in with grave problems.

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SCHIP: Each state has provision for healthcare for children under chip, children's health insurance program, supported by medicaid. Contacting the state office of health would be a starting point for the search for treatment.

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Dr. James Ball answered

Specializes in Pediatric Hematology and Oncology

Still treat: Hospitals will treat children with cancer regardless of the inability to pay. Additionally, social workers are great at finding insurance for families of children with cancer. Bottom line: get to a doctor, even an emergency room, and don't worry about the costs.

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