I think that's the case. Hospitals are in a crunch and they have to be able to collect debt, and I think everyone agrees with that.
But there is a conflict of interest that does arise clearly when hospitals perform in more illusory than real ways with regard to providing ...
We also promote, advocate and strive to protect the health, safety and right of the patients.
We have a health care system that is among the most expensive per patient in the world.
I visited many hospitals across Minnesota, and as far as I'm concerned, we deliver some of the best health care, if not the best health care...
I think that should be the norm. This is Minnesota. People in Minnesota are good at their jobs, and we are nothing if not nice.
Historically, the reason why, in fact, we allowed hospitals and other organizations to have a charitable status is because we had sick peopl...
the privacy of patients' health information is critical, because otherwise patients would not have candid conversations with health care pro...
It sounds like you're saying that the law is clear enough to hold bad actors accountable?
If people don't trust that their information is going to be secure, they'll be less likely to give out personal information.
medical debt is different from other types of debt, that people don't typically choose to rack up medical debt, and they definitely don't ch...