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Over two years ago now, I was volunteering at my college and a large piece of scenery (6'x25' piece of plywood framed with steel) fell on my head. I went to the hospital immediately following this accident, and they said nothing was wrong that wouldn't get better in, at most, a few months. 2 years, 5 x-rays, 2 MRIs and countless hours of physical therapy later, I'm still not better.

I've had a couple of hospital visits (ER) since then, any my insurance is kind of terrible. I'm now being pursued by bill collectors for over $1000 of medical bills. Normally, my mom pays these bills. However, since it was my dad who took me to the hospital, she says that he's responsible for them and insists that he pays them. (They're divorced.) He can't, and doesn't, so I end up getting the calls because the insurance is under my name, though it's being paid by my mother. She still claims me as a dependent on her taxes, so I'm wondering if she's still responsible for paying these bills.

I've tried talking to her about it, but she adamantly refuses to discuss the issue beyond saying that my dad needs to pay them. But what if one of my friends were to take me to the hospital? Would she insist they pay the bill?

(The college's insurance did an inquiry and they denied liability, so that's why this is even an issue.)
<bot>: I have lots of unpaid medical bills, and my mother still lists me as a dependent. Is she responsible for paying them, or am I?