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Orlando Hospitals Not Billing Survivors of Nightclub Shooting

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I am with you, on one hand it is awesome, on the other hand someone has to pay.

If I lived in Orlando and had hospital bills, I'd be very upset at this gesture. And yes, it's going to trickle down to the taxpayers, I'm sure.

I'm sure the hospital billed any available health insurance and will simply write the patient balance portion off as bad debt, creating a huge tax break (and good PR). It sounds like they'll also pursue any other sources of payment arising from this senseless tragedy, but they won't be pursuing the individuals for any unpaid portions. Makes sense to me.

Im sure they are 1099 ing every person who has their debt written off like the law says, so in the end the taxpayer(person) will be paying for this one way or another.

I am with you, on one hand it is awesome, on the other hand someone has to pay.

 

I bet you and I are conversing with that "someone".

Im sure they are 1099 ing every person who has their debt written off like the law says, so in the end the taxpayer(person) will be paying for this one way or another.

 

This was the first thing that came to mind when I read the thread title. Admittedly, I have yet to read the linked article, but I would be surprised if you are not right in your assumption.

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