Undue Medical Debt

spring cleaning update: we just hit $40 billion+ in medical debt erased for over 27 million people. new record. 💙

Nursing home care costs $111K/year. Median retirement savings? $200K. Families are forced to spend loved ones into poverty just to qualify for Medicaid. Spoiler: Medical debt doesn't stop when you retire. 💙 apnews.com/article/medica…

#MarchMadness. Four states represented. All of them fighting medical debt — with us. Every #FinalFour state has a contract with Undue. Coincidence? We’ll take it. 💙 unduemedicaldebt.org/government-par…

@tcsnycmarathon @runna Entries are limited. Apply by April 6 to secure your spot: buff.ly/mod3ROY . Not running? Share this with a runner in your life. Every action helps erase medical debt for New Yorkers who need relief. (4/4)

@tcsnycmarathon NEW this year: every team member gets complimentary access to @Runna, including the official 2026 NYC Marathon Training Plan. Plus guaranteed entry, fundraising support, cheer stations, and a crew that has your back. (3/4)

Less than one week to apply for a charity bib with @UnduemedDebt at the 2026 @TCSNYCMarathon. Deadline: Monday, April 6. Here's why you should run with us 👇 (1/4)

Socorro from Mendota, Illinois was facing $111,976 in medical debt. It started as a $2,000 bill. A coverage issue turned it into something life-altering. While raising six kids, she lived with the fear of losing her home. This is the system people are up against.

April Fools? We wish. States are spending millions to update computer systems so they can cut people off Medicaid. Iowa alone: $20.3M. Five states combined: $45.6M+. Taxpayers cover up to 90% of the cost. No punchline. Just a broken system. 💙 Read More: kffhealthnews.org/news/article/s…

@nytimes We've abolished $25.4B in medical debt for 14M+ families. But debt relief can't outrun a broken system. Affordable, comprehensive coverage is the only real fix. Read the NYT piece and share it. 💙 (4/4) buff.ly/LKWuo5c

@nytimes The One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes it worse. No one wants higher costs or fewer options. But that's exactly what millions of families are facing. (3/4)

"At this point I would vote for the party that can help me afford to stay healthy." That's a real quote from a Virginia voter in the @nytimes. No insurance. Paying out of pocket. Done waiting. (1/4)

No one should lose coverage — or skip care — because a private insurer changed its mind about their county. We're fighting for a system where seeking care doesn't mean risking financial ruin. Join us: unduemedicaldebt.org 5/5

Medicare Advantage surged because it was profitable. Now that it's less so, insurers are walking away. Seniors are left holding the bill — literally. This is the medical debt crisis before the bill even arrives. 4/5

Nearly 3 million seniors were dropped from their Medicare Advantage plans this year. Not by choice, but because their insurer decided covering them wasn't profitable enough. 1/5

12 states. $1B+ in medical debt erased in each. Texas, Florida, NC, California, Ohio, Illinois, NJ Georgia, Arizona, Louisiana, Indiana & Tennessee. Not random. It’s where scale, access and coverage gaps overlap. We erase the debt. Prevention is coverage that actually works.

Tamarvis from Flint, Michigan just had $198 in medical debt erased. It’s not just the amount. It’s what it means. After losing his job and car, he kept going. Finished barber school. Started business school. Relief can be the moment someone keeps building.