I'm glad that they say that health care providors could probably not refuse to perform emergency procedures, but that interpretation that emergency technicians could refuse a call from the residence of a gay couple is patently ridiculous. I also think it's really scary that health care insurers can refuse to cover a homosexual. What happens if they all stop covering homosexuals, and they don't have anywhere to turn?
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I'm glad that they say that health care providors could probably not refuse to perform emergency procedures, but that interpretation that emergency technicians could refuse a call from the residence of a gay couple is patently ridiculous. I also think it's really scary that health care insurers can refuse to cover a homosexual. What happens if they all stop covering homosexuals, and they don't have anywhere to turn?
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