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California just passed a law to give patients more information when they choose to sign up for a medical credit card. Attorney and policy advocate Jen Flory shares that some of the other issues she’s seen is that some patients do have insurance, however, they are pushed to put charges on the dental credit card because it’s simpler. Jen shares her recommendations on how to avoid racking up debt at the dentist.
