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By Melanie Henshaw, InvestigateWest
Jarred-Michael Erickson was surprised when he opened the $600 bill for hearing tests taken when his child was born two years earlier.
The bill should not have been his to pay. Erickson is the chairman of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. The cost and administration of his health care — and…
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