Less than a week after NBC news reported the aggressive way the company went after collecting debts, placing liens on their homes. How strange they suddenly reversed this?
Less than a week after NBC news reported the aggressive way the company went after collecting debts, placing liens on their homes. How strange they suddenly reversed this?
Imagine someone stealing your home because you got sick or injured. Jesus fucking christ. Luigi is right. We already live in a dystopia.
Edit: owing $200,000 to a non-profit hospital. Non-profit my ass.
Reminds me of Crassius (Roman firefighter who would only put out fires in people’s homes after buying them for dirt cheap).
It’s the end of his story that really fits well and absolutely part of history that bears repeating.
I think their practices are abhorrent, but their non-profit status is irrelevant.
Non-profit basically just means that any profits don’t get kept by the owners. The hospital still needs to get paid for its services to operate.
I’m pretty familiar with what it means to be non-profit. I’ve worked for one, and I realized pretty quickly that the only reason the organization existed was to funnel money to the director.
The people at the top of the food chain can still get hefty salaries while calling the business a non-profit.