The ongoing American epidemic of mass shootings is forcing hospitals to develop new skills in helping patients with large medical costs.
It’s also spotlighting serious gaps in insurance coverage for medical and long-term care. Hospitals in Fort Worth, Texas, Las Vegas, San Bernardino, Calif., Aurora, Colo., Orlando, Fla., Newtown, Conn. and other areas have had to help shooting victims cope with major uncovered costs.
Full article at: modernhealthcare.com
Patrick Crusius, the alleged gunman in Saturday’s mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, has confessed to killing 22 people and told authorities he did intentionally target “Mexicans” in his killing spree. In an arrest warrant MORE
‘Do we even know they’re Nazis?’ Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dismissed criticism of his administration on Monday after an aide questioned, in a since-deleted tweet, whether Democratic staffers were posing as neo-Nazis at a weekend rally MORE
“You’re saying that, if you can’t afford it, you don’t get to have it, and that includes health care?” she asked. “Yeah, just like if I want to go to the store and buy a MORE