Lima-Rivera v. UHS of Puerto Rico, Inc.

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• finding that plaintiff had sufficiently pleaded an EMTALA violation where a baby was born in a hospital, admitted to intensive care, and transferred to an outside hospital while unstable
• “To establish an EMTALA violation, a plaintiff must show that (1) the hospital is a participating hospital, covered by EMTALA, that operates an emergency department (or an equivalent treatment facility); (2) the patient arrived at the facility seeking treatment; and (3

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