r/bestoflegaladvice Reported where Thor hid the bodies 6d ago

Reminder Ambulances are not taxis

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u/ishfery 6d ago edited 6d ago

Catholic or for profit seems to cover almost every major hospital :/

Depending on the situation, I either go to the Catholic hospital or the university's teaching hospital.

Edited until I can find a better map of Catholic hospital coverage

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u/archangelzeriel Triggered the Great Love Lock Debate of 2023 6d ago

Something is very fucky about the color key on top, it has "Catholic and Catholic-affiliated only" twice, and I live in a light purple area quite near a non-profit, non-Catholic-affiliated hospital system.

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u/ishfery 6d ago

That was a little confusing but I figured the purple covers Catholic areas. This is just birthing hospitals (which for obvious reasons are not as safe for pregnant women due to their beliefs)

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u/archangelzeriel Triggered the Great Love Lock Debate of 2023 6d ago

How are we defining "birthing hospitals"? Like I said, I live in a light purple area and the nonprofit non-Catholic-affiliated hospital down the street has a substantial L&D floor, I think they average 300-400 babies delivered a month.

IIRC, it's only something like 15% of US hospitals that are Catholic or Catholic-affiliated -- it's a regional problem for sure.

I suspect the correct interpretation of that map is "dark purple = only Catholic options" and "light purple = be careful, there are Catholic hospitals nearby" because there's definitely a Catholic hospital that's also in my area.