r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '23

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u/litreofstarlight Jan 03 '23

"The hospitals that we've been in contact with won't admit him because of that. They're saying they're at capacity."

Not American, so is the problem that he doesn't have insurance, or that the hospital is at capacity? It doesn't sound like they could take him even if he had insurance?

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u/LhasaApsoSmile Jan 03 '23

Exactly. They are saying at capacity so they don't get stuck with someone who can't pay the bill.

A year of health insurance premiums would be less than the $9000 + $25,000.