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The complaint was not new: a private hospital refused to release a patient for
failure to settle his bills. Hospitals, after all, must also turn a profit. And
there are people, after all, who deserve to be jailed for refusing to pay their
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Hospitals, however, should be the first to understand what an emergency case
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The business of saving lives

By by Editorial | February 29, 2000 - 12:00am

The complaint was not new: a private hospital refused to release a patient for failure to settle his bills. Hospitals, after all, must also turn a profit. And there are people, after all, who deserve to be jailed...

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