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Tear it all down
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this post was submitted on 01 Jan 2025
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Their actions will ensure the patient dies.
That's how they know
No it won't. Hospitals are required to provide life saving care until the patient is stable regardless of insurance.
That's different from preventing death. Trying to stabilise a terminal cancer patient is significantly different from treating it before it becomes terminal, being in a coma might not be immediately live threatening but removing the patient from the hospital until it becomes so can remove any chance of recovery. And even if you survive, if you only get treatment when it's already a life or death situation the outcomes can be much worse.
In this case the patient has a brain hemorrhage, which means they aren't stable and the hospital would be required to provide emergency care for it.
And then pass all those costs onto the patient/their family.