Medical debt in the United States remains a critical issue, with 41% of people in 2022 having debt from medical or dental care, and U.S. medical debt surpassing $220 billion in 2024.
Licensed agents who sell Medicare products have a unique role in educating and guiding consumers to make informed choices that can mitigate and prevent medical debt. Here are six ways agents can leverage their knowledge to protect consumers from financial hardship.
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