NPR finds hospitals restrict charity care

- NPR’s investigation found that as the uninsured population grows, many hospitals make charity care hard to obtain based on their financial‑assistance practices. - Reporters analysed hospital data and assistance policies to document inconsistent access to charity discounts across institutions. - Those barriers complicate affordability for near‑retirees and caregivers facing bills outside expected coverage. (npr.org)

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