Evelyn Grace DAWKINS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Otis R. BOWEN, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that ALJ’s failure to consider claimant’s ability to pay was not reversible error because the ALJ’s decision primarily was based on factors other than the claimant’s failure to obtain medical treatment
• holding that ALJ’s failure to consider claimant’s ability to pay was not reversible error because the ALJ’s decision primarily was based on factors other than the claimant’s failure to obtain medical treatment
• stating that the court “agree[s] with every circuit that has considered the issue that poverty excuses noncompliance [with prescribed medical treatment]”
• stating that the court “agree[s] with every circuit that has considered the issue that poverty excuses noncompliance [with prescribed medical treatment]”
• stating that the court “agree[s] with every circuit that has considered the issue that poverty excuses noncompliance [with prescribed medical treatment]”
• stating that the court “agree[s] with every circuit that has considered the issue that poverty excuses noncompliance [with prescribed medical treatment]”

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