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Americans Are Turning to TikTok to Pay Their Medical Bills
Rolling StoneStory by Elisabeth Garber-Paul
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TikTok videos emerge as surprising solution to skyrocketing medical costs, as cash-strapped Americans turn to the platform to crowdfund their healthcare expenses.
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- Alexis Pruitt's viral TikTok video garnered 6.3 million views and earned her $2,500, which she used to pay off outstanding medical bills for her 3-year-old son Elijah.
- This trend highlights the growing healthcare affordability crisis in the US, as people resort to creative crowdsourcing methods on social media to cover their mounting medical bills.
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Alexis Pruitt, Elijah, Naomi, Alexis Pruitt's TikTok video