Undue Medical Debt
Undue Medical Debt
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More about this organization
Mission
Our mission is to end medical debt and be a source of justice in an unjust healthcare finance system.
About
We are a national nonprofit whose purpose is to strengthen communities by abolishing financially burdensome medical debt.
Our unique and highly leveraged debt abolishment model combines the generosity of donors with debt industry expertise to produce a high volume of debt relief return, mitigating significant financial and mental distress for millions of people. By partnering with us, health care systems can strengthen individuals and communities by relieving dormant, uncollectible, and damaging bad debts and can identify opportunities to refine their financial assistance programs to better serve their communities. Our work brings attention to the range of negative impacts of medical debt and a deeper understanding of its causes. These efforts support progress toward a more equitable healthcare system.