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To: Capriole
Civil rights law requires health facilities that accept any federal funding to make provisions for non-English speakers.

Provided free of course. Just like the care mandated in the ER by EMTALA. Doctors are free, nurses are free, translators are free, lights, supplies, equipment of course all come free.

Of course when it comes to value,
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
18 posted on 09/03/2003 6:34:51 AM PDT by Kozak (" No mans life liberty or property is safe when the legislature is in session." Mark Twain)
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To: Kozak
Provided free of course. Just like the care mandated in the ER by EMTALA. Doctors are free, nurses are free, translators are free, lights, supplies, equipment of course all come free.

The mandate for hospitals to provide free services could have worked as long as hospitals could charge other customers to make up the difference. It would have been immoral (theft), but it could have worked.

Under Federal, state, and local price controls, it cannot work. It is breaking hospitals all across the country, especially in rural areas and areas affected by illegal immigration.

Of course, our masters do not rely on such institutions for their own needs, so it doesn't matter.

The root of the problem, of course, is the unconscionable EMTALA, which is, unbelieveably, supported by many FReepers and others. EMTALA is looting, plain and simple, and it will eventually bring down the whole system if it is not repealed.

Maybe that's the point.

30 posted on 09/03/2003 7:57:04 AM PDT by Jim Noble
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