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She Needed an EpiPen. But First, an Urgent Care Asked Her To Pay.

She was monitored for 30 minutes after the shot, and the bill included $400 for epinephrine plus a $165 visit fee, the clinic said.

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An uninsured woman sought help at a Virginia urgent care center after being stung by a wasp. She said she was stunned when the center asked her to pay before giving her a shot to reverse her allergic reaction.

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She needed an EpiPen. But first, an urgent care asked her to pay.

Stung by a wasp and swelling up, an uninsured woman sought help — and was stunned when asked to pay before getting a shot to reverse her allergic reaction.

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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