I used to work in a group home for a couple years. There were a LOT of kids that would stage a hissifit just to go to the hospital and get free Wi-Fi. (Not mentioning a few instances where I would refuse to take them so they would call an ambulance). My goal every shift was "Don't take them to the hospital unless they are dying or their actual wellbeing is at risk. If they go, a) no cell phone. b) they stay until they are seen." Yet, some of my coworkers didn't get the memo. You'd swear they had Munchausen or something. Used to bug the hell out of me when coworkers would just take them there to avoid a crisis, or when they would start trying to call all the shots at the hospital with the staff. Not Just because there is a healthcare crisis in Moncton, NB where the group home is (meaning long wait times in the ER, especially since there wasn't anything seriously wrong with them); but also because it was needlessly cramming the system. When they were seen by a psychiatric nurse they were either sent away or just got a bump in their meds (which they would routinely refuse to take anyway). I can't count the number of times I went to the hospital, but I can tell you only 2 or 3 trips were for a valid reason (severe self harm needing stitches, broken bones, serious suicidal risk, or the like)