Costly Care
‘I just kind of panicked’: Patients confused as hospitals file liens to recoup costs of treating injured uninsured
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Hospitals file liens against uninsured patients to get a cut of compensation in personal injury lawsuits.
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Hospitals file liens against uninsured patients to get a cut of compensation in personal injury lawsuits.
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Jimmy Gutierrez, engagement manager for News414, a three-newsroom service journalism collaboration involving Wisconsin Watch, has been named a John S. Knight Community Impact Fellow.
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Three nonprofit, nonpartisan newsrooms have launched a service journalism project connecting Milwaukee residents directly to reporters by delivering news through text messages.
The News414 Project Manager will coordinate the new project to build connections with underserved Milwaukee neighborhoods.
The News414 Engagement Manager will play a leadership role in the new collaborative public service journalism project.