I heard that hospitals are the place where humanity is most easily exposed. What stories do you know?

The hospital was originally a place to save lives and heal the wounded. Now, it has become a place where human nature is completely exposed. I have encountered many things. The hospital is now just for money, and other things. It is already obvious that they are all secondary, and the larger the hospital, the more they like to do this kind of thing. I don’t know if you have experienced it.

When I went to the hospital once, I saw a seriously injured patient coming from the emergency department. I didn’t know what was going on. Anyway, the situation should be very critical and needed immediate treatment. The hospital was originally He was sent to the operating room immediately, but before he was sent, the nurse came over and said that he had to pay the money immediately, otherwise he would not be given treatment. If the patient could not receive treatment within an hour, his life would not be saved. After paying the money, the operation was performed immediately. At this time, the patient's family members knelt down because they had no money for treatment. Everyone would have a certain feeling when such a thing happens in front of them, but the doctors and nurses in this hospital are... I told the family members in a very stern tone, "If you don't have money, take them back. Our hospital does not treat you for free." The family members behaved even more crazily. The doctors and nurses in this hospital directly pushed the family members aside and did nothing. No matter, the patient just lay down immediately in the operating room, I don’t know if it is considered waiting to die. This kind of thing happens very often in many hospitals now. If there is no money, they will not treat the disease. It really makes the people present Everyone feels chilled. But, what can I do if I feel cold? The reality is this. Human nature is actually kind, but in the face of financial interests, a life is insignificant in front of doctors and nurses.