That's objectively wrong, considering there are states with filial responsibility laws that can pass down medical debt from the parent to the child. That also

That's objectively wrong, considering there are states with filial responsibility laws that can pass down medical debt from the parent to the child. That also ignores that when a family member is sick even on Medicaid they're going to require assistance from the family, which can mean losing your job or benefits in order to support them. As someone that works out of state from the rest of my family, if my parents were to get sick or injured that would lead to the loss of my job if I chose to prioritize them over my career.