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One question: Is the hospital in question legally required to agree upon terms with any insurer, thus making it be in-network with those insurers? If the answer is "no," there's nothing to say.
Bakers don't have to enter into contracts with customers they don't want to, and hospitals don't have to either. Remember, in our healthcare system, while you and I may be the recipients of care, our insurers are the paying customers, unless the provider hasn't a contractual rate schedule with them, in which case the care recipient becomes the customer.
Bakers don't have to enter into contracts with customers they don't want to, and hospitals don't have to either. Remember, in our healthcare system, while you and I may be the recipients of care, our insurers are the paying customers, unless the provider hasn't a contractual rate schedule with them, in which case the care recipient becomes the customer.
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