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In January, William R. Morris's artificial hip, just three years old, was failing so badly that it had to be replaced during an extensive procedure that cost about $50,000.
The maker of the failed hip has since sent letters to Mr. Morris's doctor, but none offering to cover replacement expenses for the device, which typically is expected to last 15 years.
Makers of Artificial Joints Rarely Offer Warranties while Medicare, Insurance Companies and Patients Bear the Cost
Seeded on Sat Apr 3, 2010 9:07 AM EDT
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