Health care can involve complicated bills, insurance decisions, prescriptions, medical products, subscriptions, and services. Healthcare decisions are often made when people are stressed, sick, caring for someone else or trying to manage a limited budget. That can make it harder to recognize a misleading offer, questionable charge, or scam. Scammers and dishonest businesses may use confusing terms, misleading health claims, impersonation, hidden fees, or pressure to get your money or personal information.
This guide provides information and hyperlinked resources to help Oregon consumers, older adults and working families recognize warning signs, protect their money and health information, check medical bills, and know where to report concerns or get help.