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Massachusetts Hospital warns patients that they could be denied care if their tone of voice or body language is hostile. If you offend, you could be denied medical care. That’s quite a reversal from the way it has been when hospital officials didn’t want to deprive patients of medical care. In a vid

When patients and visitors walk through the entrance at Milford Regional Medical Center they’re met with a warning: If “unwelcome” words and actions are expressed, future care may be denied.

 

The chief medical officer at a Massachusetts medical facility announced to current and potential patients that they have rules about conduct while visiting their premises.

'Words or actions that are disrespectful, racist, discriminatory, hostile or harassing are not welcome and will not be tolerated,' the doctor says

 

A Massachusetts hospital has warned patients that they could be denied medical care if they exhibit the wrong body language or tone of voice.

(DAILY WIRE) – A Massachusetts hospital has implemented a policy that would conceivably deny care for a person accused of microaggressions such as words that are “hostile” or “vulgar,” a refusal to see a staff member based on stating any opposition to their claimed gender, or the prospective patient’s “body language and tone of voice.”…

The troubles, though, date back to 2019, even before the COVID pandemic, when the Association of American Medical Colleges reported hospitals in the country were understaffed by as many as 20,000 doctors.

With COVID positive cases going up and new unknowns with the omicron variant spreading throughout the United States, Massachusetts hospitals are urging...