Know Your Rights!
Are you or loved one seeking treatment at John Hopkins?
Did you know that you could qualify for free or reduced-cost care?
Hopkins receives millions of dollars from the state of Maryland every year to provide free or reduced-cost care to low and moderate-income patients. Patients whose family income falls below certain levels have a legal right under Maryland law to financial assistance, called charity care, that pays for all or part of their medical bills. In the past Hopkins has made it difficult for patients to access this assistance. This brochure will ensure that you know your rights and receive the charity care and financial assistance you and your family members may have a right to.
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Reports Documenting Patient Care Concerns at Johns Hopkins Hospital
- Taking Neighbors To Court: Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Debt Lawsuits
- Johns Hopkins Hospital: REALITY vs. REPUTATION
- FOUNDATIONS OF CARE: Upholding the Legacy of Hopkins’ Nurse Pioneers
- NURSES AT RISK: Insufficient Protections at Johns Hopkins Hospital Compromise Nurse and Patient Health and Safety
- BREAKING THE PROMISE OF PATIENT CARE: How Johns Hopkins Hospital Management Shortchanges Baltimore and Puts Patients and the Community at Risk