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8-6. Quasi Contracts. In New Jersey, a patient admitted to a medical care facility through the regular admissions process is responsible for applying to the state for assistance in paying the bill. In contrast, a patient admitted on an emergency basis is not responsible for applying to the state-the facility is. Of course, to obtain assistance, the patient must be indigent. D.B., a diag- nosed schizophrenic, experienced a psychotic episode. The Warren County, New Jersey, psychiatric emergency screening service determined that he was a danger to himself and others. He was involuntarily committed to Newton Medical Center, a mental health-care facility. Newton did not apply to the state for financial assistance for D.B.'s treatment. Instead, Newton billed the patient $6,745.50. D.B., who was indigent, did not pay. Can Newton recover the amount of the unpaid bill from D.B. on a theory of quasi contract? Discuss. [ Newton Medical Center v. D.B., 452 N.J.Super. 615, 178 A.3d 1281 (App.Div. 2018)] (See An Overview of Contract Law.)