A Look Inside the Hospital Rankings

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Unfortunately, the very methodology which is supposed to provide data to allow patients to make informed decisions about where they should seek the best care, is probably causing hospitals to discriminate against patients who may require a higher level of skill to achieve positive outcomes. My son has needed an MRI for 6 years. Doctors have stated that if he were not autistic, he would have gotten one easily, but they continue to deny him one because they say the sedation with an autistic can be risky. They repeatedly beat me up for bringing him into the ER and constantly pressure me to have him placed in a psychiatric facility. He has symptoms and blood work indicating a brain tumor. I don't think they're equipped to deal with that in a psychiatric facility. The hospital that has refused him treatment for the last two years is on the US News and World Reports "Best" list. In fact Duke uses it on every TV ad, webpage, and print ad they take out. They're the Best as long as it's easy.

Gayle Adcock of NC 10:21AM June 27, 2009