All evidence and information points to the hospitals not taking actions that were trustworthy and in the best interest of Kip but rather in the best interest financially for the hospitals.  Money is more important than medical care and services.  This preoccupation of not staying focused on saving lives in the name of corruption is contrary to all medical necessity.  Kip should have never prematurely died to satisfy some low-life losers’ selfish agenda.

The hospital did not contact family for obtaining consent of treatment but accepted girlfriend’s response to do anything and everything they wanted to treat Kip. Girlfriends are not allowed to give consent by law except in rare cases in Utah. My name (Elmer – Kip’s Brother) and my phone number was in the Bear River Valley Hospital’s contact information directory (per medical records), yet the hospital did not choose to contact me or any family.

At the Intermountain Medical Center, after some effort, I became Kip’s medical representative. Neither hospital bothered asking me or any family members if it was acceptable to intubate or administer Midazolam and Remdesivir. I would have told them no as I knew that they were not proven methods but NIH death protocols.