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She needed an EpiPen. But first, an urgent care asked her to pay.

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She needed an EpiPen. But first, an urgent care asked her to pay.

Nina Brooks

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Nina is a graduate of Millersville University with a degree in Art History and has spent the last 6 years writing about the arts scene in Lancaster. Her previous experience includes writing for regional arts magazines and freelance projects.

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She needed an EpiPen. But first, an urgent care asked her to pay. — Reading Health news

“The medical assistant apologized and said I had to pay $400 for the shot up front.”

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