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would it be ethical for a physician to waive fee for a patient who has an unsatisfactory outcome?
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DrPVSuglia Dr. Patrick V. Suglia / Holistic Physician
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No, and in some states this is illegal. Hospitals certainly wouldn't do this, and neither should a doctor. You are payingf for professionally delivered services. It's not the doctor's fault if there was a negative outcome, however you have the right to investigate if there was negligence or malpractice involved.
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