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After an accident I presented myself at a medical practice and informed them that my only income was from social security and

Asked over 2 years ago - Brandon, FL

would theyaccept the insurance company payments as the total payment. They agreed-but I have subsequently received a co-pay billing. Am I vulnerable?

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