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12/17/2024 2:50 PM
Pontiac, Mich. – Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter and the Oakland County Board of Commissioners announce a major milestone in the county’s medical debt elimination program. Just in time for the holidays, the first batch of letters is being sent to more than 14,000 Oakland County residents, notifying them that a significant amount of medical debt - $9.1 million - has been abolished. The letters are expected to arrive at the end of this week.
“This is helping individuals and families pay off their medical debt and rehabilitate their credit scores, giving people the freedom to fully participate economically and live their best lives,” said Oakland County Executive David Coulter.
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