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If this is strictly a patient's choice; then health insurance providers, especially the government (medicare, medicaid) or future government programs should als
by smileysteve 7y ago
If this is strictly a patient's choice; then health insurance providers, especially the government (medicare, medicaid) or future government programs should also have a similar choice of requiring pre-consent for DNRs and to some extent bypass quality of life considerations (amputations for diabetes complications) for costs.
It's also arguable that state regulated or state run health insurance should require some degree of self insurance for people making these detrimental choices.
- pkaye 7y agoYou can fill out what's called an Advance Care Directive. My health care provider gave us a form to fill out and they will keep on record. Its a series of questions you have to answer to help make the decision when you no longer are able.