RE: RE: Nearly three quarters of Americans don’t care about the religious affiliation of their hospital or healthcare network, but an equal number say they expect their healthcare preferences to take priority over the facility’s religious doctrine
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RE: Nearly three quarters of Americans don’t care about the religious affiliation of their hospital or healthcare network, but an equal number say they expect their healthcare preferences to take priority over the facility’s religious doctrine

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This is people's health and lives we're talking about. No one else's religious or political preference should come before the patient's desire. If the patient believes something that would restrict their options, that is their decision, but it should not be pressed onto them.

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