Norfolk doctor lets patients pay for surgery through volunteer work

NORFOLK, NE - For many, medical procedures are so costly they are simply unaffordable. According to Doctor Demetrio Aguila III with Healing Hands of Nebraska, about two-thirds of those who went bankrupt last year did so because of medical debt.

December 19, 2019Updated: December 19, 2019
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