Marshall Allen Project
Marshall Allen, Chris Deacon, Kathryn Whitaker, Andrew Gordon, Sonja Allen100 million Americans are burdened by medical debt. But it doesn’t need to be that way.
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My book, "Never Pay the First Bill: And Other Ways to Fight the Health Care System and Win," shows individuals and employers how they can push back against the high cost of health care.
Ex-attorney and healthcare reformer, Chris Deacon, unveils hard truths in healthcare. Former Deputy AG, jumbo plan manager, now leading change through consultancy. Passionate advocate for change in the healthcare industry.
Podcast host, speaker, author, NICU mom
Curious. Advocate. Listener. Storyteller. Writer. Occasional speaker. Building trust to bring more affordability, accountability, and transparency into healthcare.
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