Hospitals have been known to ban certain people and refuse to treat them. This was not too much of a problem, but now that we have medicine 2.0, hospitals are

Hospitals have been known to ban certain people and refuse to treat them. This was not too much of a problem, but now that we have medicine 2.0, hospitals are now part of systems, and so a ban often extends to all hospitals in the system. For example Mayo clinic controls a large number of hospitals in a geographic area, so getting care if banned could be practically impossible. Here's an example of a dispute that led to a banning: https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/08/15/mayo-disputes-medical-kidnapping-cnn-story https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/08/15/mayo-disputes-medic... It's not clear what other remedy than a lawsuit would work in such a situation. Hopefully medicine 3.0 will be better.