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A Maryland hospital is being accused of “patient dumping” after a viral video showed security guards leaving a homeless patient outside in the cold on Tuesday wearing only a hospital gown and socks. 
  
 A bystander, Imamu Baraka, shared footage of the incident online, and seemed shocked when he saw what appeared to be a group of University of Maryland Medical Center security guards wheeling the woman to a sidewalk and returning to the hospital without her. 
  
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 “So, y’all are just gonna leave this lady out here with no clothes on? That is not okay,” Baraka is heard saying to the officials in the clip. He later added: “They just left all of her stuff out here. This is disgusting that they would just leave her unattended on a bus stop half naked. It’s gotta be at least 40 degrees or colder.” 
  
 In a statement to PEOPLE, hospital officials said they are conducting a “thorough review” of the incident, noting that they “share the shock and disappointment” of those who have seen the video. 
  
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 “This unfortunate event is not representative of our patient-centered mission,” the statement read. “While there are many circumstances of this patient’s case that we cannot address publicly, in the end we clearly failed to fulfill our mission with this patient, no matter the circumstances of her case or the quality of the clinical care we provided in the hospital.” 
  
 As he recorded, Baraka attempted to communicate with the patient to help, saying, “Ma’am are you okay? Are you unable to speak? Are you okay, ma’am? Do you need me to call the police? Won’t you come and sit down, ma’am. You don’t look well.” 
  
 He ended up calling the police and said in the video that medics took the patient in an ambulance back to the same hospital. 
  
 The practice is called “patient dumping,” according to CBS News, and usually affects patients who are uninsured or have other financial issues. For several years, hospitals have been accused of removing homeless patients from the facility and leaving them on the streets. In 2007, CBS’ 60 Minutes investigated the practice in Los Angeles. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| A woman who appeared to be wearing nothing but socks and a hospital gown was discharged from a Baltimore hospital on a cold winter night and left alone at a bus stop. 
  
 A passer-by filmed the woman late Tuesday evening and posted several videos on Facebook shortly after midnight. In them, people in dark uniforms can be seen walking into the University of Maryland Medical Center’s Midtown Campus with an empty wheelchair, leaving the woman alone on the sidewalk. 
  
 The woman appears to have trouble keeping her balance and communicating. She barely speaks during the videos, which total about 11 minutes. But she does scream, and her breath condenses in the cold air in front of her. 
  
 The man filming, Imamu Baraka, finds her belongings in plastic bags at the bus stop and encourages her to sit down. |||||

A homeless woman, wearing only a hospital gown and socks, was wheeled out of a Baltimore hospital and left on the sidewalk late Tuesday in an alleged episode of "patient dumping," reports the New York Times. Passerby Imamu Baraka says he was shocked as he watched security guards return to the University of Maryland Medical Center, leaving the woman and her belongings alone at a bus stop, reports People. "This is disgusting that they would just leave her unattended on a bus stop half naked. It's gotta be at least 40 degrees or colder," Baraka says in video footage of the incident. He's heard calling police, who ordered an ambulance for the woman, after trying unsuccessfully to communicate with her. Footage shows her grunting and screaming while struggling to keep her balance, her face appearing bloody. "Patient dumping" has occurred across the country and people who don't have medical insurance are often victims. This case is not only "immoral" but also a likely violation of a 1986 federal law requiring hospitals to release patients into a safe environment, an expert in medical ethics tells the Washington Post. The video shows Baraka confronting security guards, who describe the woman as "medically discharged." But at a Thursday press conference, hospital chief Mohan Suntha admitted to feeling "shock and anger" over this "failure of basic compassion and empathy," per the Times. Suntha, who said an investigation is underway, also thanked Baraka for drawing attention to the case. Baraka's response, per the Baltimore Sun: "You want to thank me? Fix it."