Satirical hospital cartoon of a sick patient and greedy visitors

A satirical cartoon illustration in a vintage, black and white comic strip style. The scene depicts a man lying in a hospital bed, looking unwell and distressed, with bags under his eyes and a wrinkled face. He is covered by a blanket, beneath which appears to be a mound of what looks like money or coins. Standing beside the bed, a sharply dressed man in a suit and polka-dot tie leans in towards the patient, pointing at him with a gleeful, almost predatory expression. Behind him, a woman in a hat and fur-trimmed coat smiles, holding a floral wreath with the word "REGRETS" prominently displayed on a banner. The background is minimalist, suggesting an indoor setting like a hospital room with a medical drip stand visible. The linework is bold and expressive, characteristic of classic editorial cartoons. The mood is darkly humorous and critical, with exaggerated facial expressions conveying a sense of misfortune and cynical observation. The composition is a medium shot, focusing on the interaction between the characters and the symbolic elements.