Try receiving medical care at the “non profit” hospitals that were established to provide health care if you don’t have good insurance. These “non profits” will seize your home and garnishee your wages for unpaid bills.
Yet they all seek “charitable” donations to perform their work. Too bad they are not required to publish the salaries of their executives and how lucrative contracts seem to be regularly made with members of their Board or families of the “non profit” executives.
Try receiving medical care at the “non profit” hospitals that were established to provide health care if you don’t have good insurance. These “non profits” will seize your home and garnishee your wages for unpaid bills.
Yet they all seek “charitable” donations to perform their work. Too bad they are not required to publish the salaries of their executives and how lucrative contracts seem to be regularly made with members of their Board or families of the “non profit” executives.
Exactly. Go into just about any ER with a hang nail and come out with a chest x-ray, $100 bottle of ibuprofen and a $5,000 bill. This level “care” is not sustainable. But in mean time the execs party like it’s 1929. Much of it on the taxpayer dime.
Then don’t go to them. Stitch up your own arms.
I thought we were capitalists?