“Dear Ms. Barnes,” it said. “You owe the Kerrville State Hospital $97,728 as reimbursement for the support, maintenance and treatment it provided to you for dates of service March 20, 2012 through September 30, 2012.” If the bill was not paid or successfully challenged, the letter continued, the hospital would file a lien against Barnes’ property.
More surprising than the amount of the bill are the circumstances. Unlike most hospital patients, Barnes neither asked for nor wants the care she has been receiving at Kerrville, one of the state’s 10 taxpayer-supported psychiatric hospitals.
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