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angrychair

(12,545 posts)
12. Why I truly hate religion based hospitals
Tue Jan 9, 2024, 09:21 AM
Jan 2024

Not taxed and some of the cruelest behavior I've ever experienced or observed was from a religious hospital.

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The hospital is owned by Providence Health & Services, a not-for-profit Catholic organization. Lonestarblue Jan 2024 #1
Yes..all emergency rooms are required to provide care Demovictory9 Jan 2024 #7
Hospitals are obligated BigMin28 Jan 2024 #31
Wasn't this conduct an EMTALA violation? nutshell2002 Jan 2024 #61
the hospital has already admitted it failed its duties moonshinegnomie Jan 2024 #2
"whoever signed off on removing him form the hospital needs to have their license revoked and they should be prosecuted" Demovictory9 Jan 2024 #6
Let me turn on the translator... OldBaldy1701E Jan 2024 #10
"In this case, we fell short of our goal of providing safe, reliable, compassionate care to our patient" ... marble falls Jan 2024 #16
Not VA level (although that can be good), CONGRESSIONAL LEVEL care for niyad Jan 2024 #19
I'm on VA care. Congressional level care cannot be much better. I am VERY pleased with VA. marble falls Jan 2024 #23
I am very happy for you. Unfortunately, that is not uniformly the case. I have spent niyad Jan 2024 #30
VA is highly rated next to private systems ... marble falls Jan 2024 #36
Thank you for that valuable information. It is good to have this on hand in niyad Jan 2024 #37
Thank you, because some day my husband may need this Hekate Jan 2024 #47
It really varies Sympthsical Jan 2024 #33
Me too. tazkcmo Jan 2024 #46
No one is infallable. marble falls Jan 2024 #49
I suspect a lot of the situation stems from the fact he was a frequent flier. haele Jan 2024 #39
Never even thought of that. "here he is again, just to get out of the weather and get a meal", that makes ... marble falls Jan 2024 #40
I don't care what excuse they were giving. There are ways to see if a person is stable and its' Maraya1969 Jan 2024 #42
YES. Whatever doctor that sent him needs to lose his license. And I hope the law Maraya1969 Jan 2024 #41
more than lose his license moonshinegnomie Jan 2024 #44
The famous epitaph ... lpbk2713 Jan 2024 #3
Medical malpractice. multigraincracker Jan 2024 #4
You bet. The family's mailboxes will be fill with business cards. Whole other can of worms ... marble falls Jan 2024 #18
This is especially heinous... Joinfortmill Jan 2024 #5
catholic hospital mopinko Jan 2024 #13
That's even worse. Joinfortmill Jan 2024 #15
maybe they'll get an audit for this. mopinko Jan 2024 #17
Yup. Joinfortmill Jan 2024 #32
Why did they handcuff him? malaise Jan 2024 #8
Yes they did. Procedure. I noticed the cuffs were loose enough they could have slipped off with no effort ... marble falls Jan 2024 #25
The cops knew he was sick and intheflow Jan 2024 #9
This was not Milwaukee, Wisconsin sunnybrook Jan 2024 #14
Thank you. I thought the spelling was a typo at first, or not enough caffeine. niyad Jan 2024 #20
Just the opposite of my situation. Any chance you need the leaves raked? marble falls Jan 2024 #26
Alas, no. The leaves are all raked and bagged, as needed for the compost bin. niyad Jan 2024 #29
You have no idea how lovely that sounds. I'll get right to the kitchen after I post this. Thanks! marble falls Jan 2024 #35
I corrected. Thx Demovictory9 Jan 2024 #38
I don't think they knew he was that sick....They did take him to a behavioral health center. LeftInTX Jan 2024 #43
Christ almighty that's horrible. Swede Jan 2024 #11
And not be recertified. marble falls Jan 2024 #27
Why I truly hate religion based hospitals angrychair Jan 2024 #12
And let us not forget that catholic hospitals ( 1 of every six) fail women, niyad Jan 2024 #22
Exactly Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #24
I don't know a single Catholic who thinks that way, including myself. shrike3 Jan 2024 #34
I was raised Catholic Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #50
President Biden is Catholic shrike3 Jan 2024 #52
Not all Catholics are like the ones who buried babies Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #53
Biden says his faith guides him. shrike3 Jan 2024 #54
Not all Catholics, or religious people, are evil Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #55
And plenty of atheists are evil as well. shrike3 Jan 2024 #56
Yeah, but atheist don't claim the moral authority Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #57
Really? Tell Elon Musk that. shrike3 Jan 2024 #58
All billionaires are atheists? ExWhoDoesntCare Jan 2024 #60
Catholics think that way? Elessar Zappa Jan 2024 #45
It's a common attitude among religious people Farmer-Rick Jan 2024 #51
He was 26? progressoid Jan 2024 #21
The streets are murder in themselves. Especially if it's compounding other health conditions. marble falls Jan 2024 #28
Emaciated and probably missing a lot of teeth Demovictory9 Jan 2024 #48
Kicking drug using patients to the curb is something hospitals have become used to doing. maxsolomon Jan 2024 #59
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