Children with cystic fibrosis, rare genetic conditions and transplant recipients who receive care at UMMC will now face astronomical medical bills or be forced to get their care elsewhere if they are insured by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi.
by Kate Royals, Mississippi Today June 30, 2022 Children with cystic fibrosis, rare genetic conditions and transplant recipients who receive care at the University of Mississippi Medical Center will now face astronomical medical bills or be forced to get their care elsewhere if they are insured by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi.
This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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