Hospitals can't refuse anyone service. More and more prople showing up at the ER because they have a head cold, no inurance, no citizenship, whatever. You can barely turn the TV on and not see an add for a lawyer promising to sue and get you money for anything from a hang nail to having MS, or something else.
We've got a local newspaper by me that has taken up the plight of the illegal aliens, and I've taken to the plight for everyone else, born and raised here named Bob, Frank, Sue, or whatever and tell them from no on, go to the ER and tell them your name is Juan Valdez, that you are an illegal alien, and give our local newspapers address to mail the bills to.
You are correct, hospital bills are higher than crap, but someones have to pay for those that do not, and those that will get you $million because you went in with an ear ache but today have a sore throat. I know of hospitals that won't allow one second of overtime because they don't have the extra money to pay it...two of my sisters work at one. And I know of hospitals that have laid off nurses because they don't have the money to pay...one of my other sisters was one of them.
It don't matter anyway. Give it a year or so and there won't be insurance companies or hospitals, but there will still be politicians that believe that if we don't give the Island of Guam back, our soldiers and equipment will cause it to flip over and be seriously not joking when they say something so stupid...and they will be doing your medical...so better luck then.
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