 
 <prompt> ```(CNN) -- Hope Murray think say her prayers don answer. 

Hope Murray, wey be dey find affordable health care for her pikin Meredith. 

Her pikin, Meredith, need see doctor after she get brain injury for car accident, but health insurance companies no gree sell her policy because of her pre-existing condition. 

So Murray happy say she see Direct Medical Network Solutions Inc. while she dey surf Internet. E no be insurance but na program wey dey advertise deep discounts for doctors' offices and hospitals. 

Murray immediately sign up for the program, wey she talk say dey advertise $30 doctor visits and $50 visits to specialists. 

"It dey very good," Murray talk. "Dem promise me say everything dey included," including doctor visits, vision, dental and hospital stays. "Dem even mention Mayo Clinic." 

Murray pay $314 for the card upfront and then $179 every month after that. 

Her pikin make appointment to see Dr. Robert Epsten, a San Diego, California, gastroenterologist, to get treatment for her Crohn's disease. 

Epsten dey listed for Direct Med's Web site as part of their network, but when Meredith reach Epsten's office, im staff talk say dem no dey accept the Direct Med card. Infact, dem talk say dem never even hear about Direct Med, Hope Murray talk. 

According to Murray, this same thing happen with several other doctors and hospitals. 

"I never dey more angry, more furious about anything for my life," Murray talk. "E be scam wey dey hurt people. E suppose be crime for people wey dey do am."``` <response>: 1. Hope Murray
2. one program wey dey advertise deep discounts
3. Direct Medical Network Solutions Inc
4. No
5. her pikin
6. Meredith
7. No
8. because of her pre-existing condition
9. $30 doctor visits and $50 visits to specialists
10. $314 for the card
11. $179
12. Dr. Robert Epsten
13. to get treatment for her Crohn's disease
14. No
15. No
16. No 