Where Are The Ethical Guidelines To Adequate Care? (Patients Rights Disapeared Under Obamacare)

  The policy you have is not the ethical guideline with respect to hospital treatment or care.
  Medicare is not a legal guideline with respect to the care you should receive when in a hospital for treatment and care.
   
  Making the statement that it was the policy you have, that dictated your care or whether you received care , is not true. Was not true.

  So where are the ethical guidelines to the care people receive in hospitals? Where are the rules that guarantee your treatment regardless of your policy?

  You have to understand that the level of guaranteed care that all Americans were guaranteed in hospital care, before Obamacare, is no longer the level of care you are guaranteed as a patient.

 Legally, and ethically, your care and treatment is now dictated by what is written into your policy.
 Basically, that means that if certain treatments, care, rehab, is not covered on your particular policy, then you might not get appropriate care, even if it means you could die.

In the cases where patients are not covered on their policies and could die from no care, the government has stated under Obamacare that the government will make the decision, concerning the particular patient. They tried to say, during the arguments before Obamacare was passed, that the care would be ordered on each case. That reviews would be made to ensure that each patient got fair treatment. (Instead of doctors making the decision, internally, in the hospitals that were treating the patients.)
  
  One of the first acts in those situations by Obamacare agents, was to make the decisions across the board without even reviewing one patients file. 

  Obamacare does not give affordable-quality, health care to individuals, the exact opposite is true.

  Obamacare has drastically harmed your families chances of guaranteed quality health care and taken rights away from you to protect your health care interests within the legal framework of heath care guidelines. 

Considering the fact that there are no guidelines left that are based on legal rights of the  patients.

 That is exactly the opposite of what people thought Obamacare was about, in the first place.