8 recent RIP Medical Debt partnerships

Several organizations — ranging from churches to local governments — have partnered with RIP Medical Debt to relieve millions of dollars worth of medical debt. Here are eight RIP Medical Debt partnerships Becker's has reported since Oct. 3. 

1. ApolloMD, a clinical services provider for hospitals and health systems, and Cascade365, an accounts receivable company for healthcare, partnered up to work with RIP Medical Debt to eliminate more than $350 million of medical debt held by 80,000 patients. 

2. The San Mateo County (Calif.) Board of Supervisors approved an agreement that will relieve $135.4 million in debt for 72,399 residents.  

3. Healthcare IT company GetInsured partnered with RIP Medical Debt to relieve more than $1 million in medical debt held by 2,043 Virginians. GetInsured has partnered with the organization seven times to eliminate debt. 

4. South Carolina donors raised funds to forgive $11.9 million in hospital bills for 12,7000 families in the state. 

5. Several Episcopal churches in the St. Louis area partnered with RIP Medical Debt to eliminate more than $5.5 million in residents' medical debt. 

6. Toledo, Ohio and Lucas County, Ohio, each committed $800,000 in American Rescue Plans funds to eliminate up to $240 million in medical debt for residents. 

7. Three Western Pennsylvania churches partnered with RIP Medical Debt to forgive more than $5 million in outstanding medical bills. 

8. Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Trinity Moravian Church raised enough money to relieve all qualifying medical debt in Forsyth County.

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