We Help People With Medical Debt
Worried about paying medical debt?
Frustrated with an insurance denial?
Angry about the cost of healthcare?
Medical Debt in America
Medical debt in America is a terrible burden for millions of people with no insurance and even for people with insurance due to the outrageous cost of medical care and prescription drugs, unaffordable insurance premiums and out of pocket expenses they can’t pay.
Why is medical care so costly? We have a medical industrial complex that is driven by profit. Health care has become big business.
Large hospital systems, health insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies and private equity firms are reaping billions of dollars in profits, stock buybacks and executive compensation.
The financial burden on many people is unconscionable. The emotional scars may last a lifetime.
Most people who have medical debt have no idea what to do. Unfortunately, they often do nothing and the problem just gets worse. The sometimes endure years of harassment by debt collectors. Many end up filing bankruptcy. That should never happen.
Our mission is to help you understand the options to eliminate medical debt. And to change a broken system.
You should not be denied medical care because you can’t afford it and should not bear the burden of medical debt you can’t pay.
Code Blue Debt was founded by Bruce M. Perry, a former CPA and attorney whose law practice included representing small business owners as well as advising clients in business matters, estate planning, elder law and bankruptcy. He understands the terrible burden debt is for so many people. His goal is to eliminate medical debt.
He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Idaho State Bar; however, he is no longer practicing as a CPA or attorney. He received his MBA from the University of Washington and law degree with honors from the University of Idaho. He has been a frequent speaker at professional seminars for accountants, attorneys and financial planners.
He lives in Boise, Idaho, with his wife Janis. They have four children and seven grandchildren. In addition to spending time with his family, he enjoys traveling with his wife in their motorhome, fishing, taking walks, riding his bike, and has recently taken up photography as a hobby.
