Especially in a large public hospital like Tu Ya, there's absolutely no shortage of patients.
To be realistic, in many cases, doctors have the power to choose their patients.
After all, it's related to their income and future.
Patients who might bring losses to the department or hospital, or pose significant risks to the doctor's future, are decisively not admitted.
Even if it doesn't affect their future, doctors will find ways to refuse patients if there's a risk of being hit by family members.
Sometimes, families who don't watch their words or those who like to ask endless questions might find their seemingly minor illness is turned away by several hospitals big and small, all claiming it can't be treated.
Don't doubt it; such patients are almost destined to be rejected by any public hospital.
There's only one type of hospital that would welcome them, and that's the Putian system hospital.
