And, yet, eleven states, including Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont and Washington have outlawed the practice of suing a surviving spouse for medical debt incurred by their deceased spouse as it violates the Equal Protection clause.
Somehow, hospitals in these states stay in business without going after surviving spouses.
Yes, by charging people who didn’t receive the services higher rates to compensate for the deadbeats (pun intended).
There’s no free lunch, Keith just wants someone else to pay for the treatments his wife received.