[browniexyz]

But Ms. Sontag has allowed the story into the press, in its entirety, again, without any mention of the hospital’s liability under the federal anti-dumping laws.

[radiohead]

But Ms. Sontag has allowed the story into the press, in its entirety, again, without any mention of the hospital’s liability under the federal anti-dumping laws.

I thought of this as well. I was half listening to Rush while he told the story and my ears pricked up when he said she was asked to pay a $100 fee. I never heard of such a thing. If she came in as an emergency, the hospital has to take her and at least stabelize her (I think a private hospital does retain the right to send her to a public hospital once stabilized, but someone can correct me on that).

[Mr. Silverback]

But Ms. Sontag has allowed the story into the press, in its entirety, again, without any mention of the hospital’s liability under the federal anti-dumping laws.

Can you elaborate? If she was never refused treatment and was insured, how does that fall under dumping?