This is how the 1% do hospitals

Last week, Kim Kardashian delivered her son, Saint West, in pure Hollywood style — shelling out $4,000 a night for a luxe suite at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Her fancy birthing digs came complete with a personal doula, plush purple throw pillows, vegan meals and Instagram-friendly recessed lighting for the selfie-obsessed mom. But while such excess is to be expected from the reality star, it's not just Hollywood celebrities who are turning their hospital stays into VIP affairs. Most NYC hospitals now boast rooms — costing from $250 to a reported $4,000 a night, on top of what's covered by insurance — dedicated to patients who want their hospital to feel more like a hotel.