Keltin
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K, your sarcasm is well received.
But still misplaced. Next time, direct it at those who are too stupid to grasp your simplistic, ironic comments.
Really? Doctors andor surgeons sweeping floors? Is that a reasonable interpretation? Nope. But given your prior posts here, not unanticipated.
I live in a community where the hospital care is top notch. It wasn't 2 weeks prior that I took my brother home from a local hospital and he received the BEST of care. And btw, it was funded by his own (independent contractor) health insurance premiums. AND the admission was for an ailment that has plagued him for 30 years, so don't give me the pre-existing routine.
A typical Ad Hominem. You’ve not failed to disappoint since I expected no less.
For all your verbosity, you have yet to even come close to addressing the points I bring up in an intelligible manner.
One. Last. Time.
Is it ok with you to be charged $80 to $100 for a simple aspirin or Tylenol?
Is it ok with you to be charged $700 dollars to sit in a Spartan room as you wait on the free lance doctor to see you?
Are you ok with “Hospitals” padding the bill with BS charges that have nothing to do with your life saving care?
This bloat is paid by major medical insurance (which I have) and by free state funded Medicaid. But what about the in-betweens that don’t have major medical and work too hard and make “just enough” money to not qualify for Medicaid.
We’ve got a serious hole in our current state of operations, and it’s being ignored and fostered by idiots that think it’s ok to spend 80 for a Tylenol, 700 for a room, and 3,000 for Lab Time when only big business or Medicaid can front it. What about the honest and hard working Joes faced with buying medical coverage. Mine is 300 per month, a bit more when you add dental and eye. BUT, that is company discount…….that same paper policy costs 1,200 for the average Joe on the street.
Why do you think it is so expensive?
Because those stupid Hotels (oh, uh….Hospitals) are charging 80 for Tylenol and 700 for 8 hours in a room.
Not to mention malpractice insurance, but that is another discussion entirely.
You want reform?
Then squash the money mongers that are dripping us dry!
And seriously, work on your debate. Making a post with a few big words while totally ignoring EVERY SINGLE challenge and not addressing ANY suggested point isn’t a winning argument. It simply means you turned a blind eye for some reason and resorted to Ad Hominems.