Introduction
Hospitals, a place for people to recover, heal, and to combat diseases. Everyone will take a trip to the hospital eventually. Doctors and nurses staff these facilities and hand care to every patient that needs it. Every patient must be looked at and each situation should be prioritized accordingly. Unfortunately, that is not the case for all the hospitals. Some hospitals take in to count a patients insurance or bank account into consideration. Some patients are less fortunate and do not have the “proper” insurance. Some doctors and other hospital staff tend to give more attention to patients with better insurance and higher class. Some hospitals can turn patients away. According to Private Hospital Vs. Public Hospital …show more content…
Most private hospitals may even be better equipped than public hospitals. Private hospitals have a power that public hospitals do not. Private hospitals can refuse service to less fortunate people This means that people who are poor and do not have insurance may not be served by the hospital they are rushed to. According to Private Hospitals Vs. Public Hospitals (2013), “Conversely, private hospitals can refuse treatment; however, both by law should treat an emergency case and only then, the patient can be sent to a public hospital.” Since the hospital can refuse to serve them, the patient must be rushed to another hospital and the results may be catastrophic. In some cases, Public hospitals may be completely crowded and cannot give each patient the proper care they need. Public hospitals are usually bigger than private hospitals. Though they are bigger this not mean they are better. The doctor to patient ratio in private hospitals are way better, as well as staffed nurses that can tend to patient’s needs. They can focus more on patients and give them personalized assistance. Public hospitals are still a good choice to have if the patient does not have top notch insurance or want to save money. According to Pros and Cons of Private Hospitals (2018), “Because they are publicly funded and not for profit, they are usually a lot more affordable than private hospitals.” Since public hospitals cannot refuse service to anyone, they can always take you into their care. Public hospitals are more affordable and public hospitals are a good choice if you have
Hospitals, a place for people to recover, heal, and to combat diseases. Everyone will take a trip to the hospital eventually. Doctors and nurses staff these facilities and hand care to every patient that needs it. Every patient must be looked at and each situation should be prioritized accordingly. Unfortunately, that is not the case for all the hospitals. Some hospitals take in to count a patients insurance or bank account into consideration. Some patients are less fortunate and do not have the “proper” insurance. Some doctors and other hospital staff tend to give more attention to patients with better insurance and higher class. Some hospitals can turn patients away. According to Private Hospital Vs. Public Hospital …show more content…
Most private hospitals may even be better equipped than public hospitals. Private hospitals have a power that public hospitals do not. Private hospitals can refuse service to less fortunate people This means that people who are poor and do not have insurance may not be served by the hospital they are rushed to. According to Private Hospitals Vs. Public Hospitals (2013), “Conversely, private hospitals can refuse treatment; however, both by law should treat an emergency case and only then, the patient can be sent to a public hospital.” Since the hospital can refuse to serve them, the patient must be rushed to another hospital and the results may be catastrophic. In some cases, Public hospitals may be completely crowded and cannot give each patient the proper care they need. Public hospitals are usually bigger than private hospitals. Though they are bigger this not mean they are better. The doctor to patient ratio in private hospitals are way better, as well as staffed nurses that can tend to patient’s needs. They can focus more on patients and give them personalized assistance. Public hospitals are still a good choice to have if the patient does not have top notch insurance or want to save money. According to Pros and Cons of Private Hospitals (2018), “Because they are publicly funded and not for profit, they are usually a lot more affordable than private hospitals.” Since public hospitals cannot refuse service to anyone, they can always take you into their care. Public hospitals are more affordable and public hospitals are a good choice if you have