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Rangermoore 08-07-2009 11:22 PM

Last year at this time I had to go to the hospital because of an injury I received in Iraq in 2004, I spent 11 days and when I got the bill I almost had to go back..$77,000 I just took the bill to the VA and it was paid. I hear people complain about the care at the VA but here in Vegas I have no issues with them. I see my doc's every 3 months and I get great care. Allot of times I have to go to NON VA docs for treatment and it's not problem. If the obama plan is like the VA coverage than with some tweaking it would be ok.... Just my 2 cents :2 cents:

BSleazy 08-07-2009 11:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rangermoore (Post 16160368)
Last year at this time I had to go to the hospital because of an injury I received in Iraq in 2004, I spent 11 days and when I got the bill I almost had to go back..$77,000 I just took the bill to the VA and it was paid. I hear people complain about the care at the VA but here in Vegas I have no issues with them. I see my doc's every 3 months and I get great care. Allot of times I have to go to NON VA docs for treatment and it's not problem. If the obama plan is like the VA coverage than with some tweaking it would be ok.... Just my 2 cents :2 cents:

I guess I have a hard time understanding why it costs $77,000 for 11 days in the hospital. I don't care what happened and what kind of machines they had to run you through that just sounds like way to much fucking money...let alone these million dollar bills I hear about.

2012 08-07-2009 11:28 PM

hit yourself in the other eye

Sosa 08-07-2009 11:29 PM

pay for your own fucking insurance. I'm tired of my tax money going to other peoples bills.

Rangermoore 08-07-2009 11:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BCyber (Post 16160373)
I guess I have a hard time understanding why it costs $77,000 for 11 days in the hospital. I don't care what happened and what kind of machines they had to run you through that just sounds like way to much fucking money...let alone these million dollar bills I hear about.

Me to, I am sure they over charged a few things. I had:
14,520 for room
503 cardiodiagnostics
331 diagnostic rad
14,754 cat scans
4,910 MRI
538 self admin drugs
20,243 clinic lab
596 laboratory / path
2,127 resp lab
10,356 pharmacy
8,500 emer dept

Jet - BANNED FOR LIFE 08-08-2009 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BCyber (Post 16151820)
What should I do about my bleeding eyeball right now????????????

post pics

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude 08-08-2009 12:51 AM

I made over 300k last year, yet was recently denied a $650 a month health insurance policy for the following reasons:

1) I visited a hospital in the past year:

I got a small puncture wound in my hand from a household accident, but wanted to make sure it wasn't infected, so I went to an Emergency Room.

Result: No infection - everything was fine.

I've never spent a night in a hospital once in my life, and haven't been seriously sick or injured in over 15 years (I once had routine surgery for Plantar Fasciitis - a common athletic injury - other than that no other serious hospitalization/treatment).

2) I have a pre-existing condition:

I have Psoriasis, a common, non-fatal and treatable skin disorder.

3) I drink alcohol socially:

I guess that I should have lied about that.

4) I'm overweight for my height:

And yet I play competitive league tennis, and have won numerous tournaments.

-----

Health Insurance should be guaranteed to all...especially those willing to pay for it.

The Obama plan is not free insurance for all, it is coverage for all. :2 cents:

The measure of a society is not about how it treats it's wealthiest and most privileged (who are very well taken care of), but rather how it treats the honest working class people, and those at the bottom of the economic spectrum.

I am a small business person. All of the above conditions were the same when my previous big business employers covered me (along with my contributions and deductibles). Nothing has changed except that I am now self-employed.

Did anyone actually examine me, or care to know about me as an individual?

No!

The bean counters looked at their set of actuarial (accounting) tables, and made me a non-person, and therefore denied me coverage.

So what happens to me if I actually do become ill? HINT: The taxpayers will pay for it.

Again, I am willing to pay far more than people that work for large corporations and the government do, who may be much higher risks to the insurance companies than I am.

Yet I am taxed to help bailout the insurance companies that refuse to cover me, and who made bad investments, and yet they deny me the ability to pay them for my basic coverage?!? :mad:

Go figure... :disgust

ADG

Robbie 08-08-2009 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BCyber (Post 16151805)
I have no insurance since I'm off my parents last year. Last night I got smashed in the fuckin eye and my fuckin eyebaall or something is bleeding. What do I do?

I saw that later in this thread you said everything was okay now. But I wanted to say something about the original post here.

You asked "What do I do?"

Well, when I was 27 I would have went to the doctor and paid for it. Just like my dad did, just like my grandfather did when he was young, just like his father and on and on back through history.

I do have insurance now. But I'm going to be 48 years old in Nov. I never had any health insurance until I was 41 years old.

It's a calculated risk...but a pretty damn good one. The vast majority of young folks do not need health insurance. It's just a waste of your money and a good way for insurance companies to get rich.

Hell, I never knew anybody in their 20's who had their own health insurance when I was your age. Of course now employers are basically forced by the govt. to hand out health care. And as I understand the new healthcare plan being debated....EVERYONE will be forced to buy health insurance. No matter what your age.

Yeah, it'll be nice for the small percentage of younger people who may have a catastrophic car accident or disease. But for the vast majority it's just gonna be a bit of a money grab.

I have to say that IF they are gonna socialize medicine, I'd be more in favor of the "Single Payer" (the govt.) system. This new plan just seems to be another way to make more money for the medical industry and insurance companies to me.

BSleazy 08-08-2009 01:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sosa (Post 16160377)
pay for your own fucking insurance. I'm tired of my tax money going to other peoples bills.

Pay your own medical bills...

Nobody but myself covers my bills :)

BSleazy 08-08-2009 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 16161073)
I saw that later in this thread you said everything was okay now. But I wanted to say something about the original post here.

You asked "What do I do?"

Well, when I was 27 I would have went to the doctor and paid for it. Just like my dad did, just like my grandfather did when he was young, just like his father and on and on back through history.

I do have insurance now. But I'm going to be 48 years old in Nov. I never had any health insurance until I was 41 years old.

It's a calculated risk...but a pretty damn good one. The vast majority of young folks do not need health insurance. It's just a waste of your money and a good way for insurance companies to get rich.

Hell, I never knew anybody in their 20's who had their own health insurance when I was your age. Of course now employers are basically forced by the govt. to hand out health care. And as I understand the new healthcare plan being debated....EVERYONE will be forced to buy health insurance. No matter what your age.

Yeah, it'll be nice for the small percentage of younger people who may have a catastrophic car accident or disease. But for the vast majority it's just gonna be a bit of a money grab.

I have to say that IF they are gonna socialize medicine, I'd be more in favor of the "Single Payer" (the govt.) system. This new plan just seems to be another way to make more money for the medical industry and insurance companies to me.

Exactly.

I was covered by my parents premium or wtf ever u wanna call it plan most of my life. I went to the doc maybe 5 times in those 26 years besides some kid shit.

The same doc now see's me to give me some meds I need every few months. He charges me only $35/visit which is less than half what the regular payment are billed at.

Young people don't need insurance for much besides meds. On rare occasion kids might need car accident insurance if anything.


I'm drunk, I'll continue on with this convoe next time if this thread continues. Bed time for Brett.

PornMD 08-08-2009 04:21 AM

Fiddy...glad your eye's all better now. People tend to underestimate how well the body regenerates, even vulnerable parts like the eyes. That's not to say it's never necessary to go to the hospital, but I think too many people are too quick to go to hospital for stuff or even to take pills for stuff.

TheDoc 08-08-2009 07:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta (Post 16153179)
Maybe because it is ..... ( oups ..... soory the rain on your party ).

1 JAPAN 82.1
2 SINGAPORE 81.9
3 CANADA 81.2
4 FRANCE 80.9
5 SWEDEN 80.7
6 SWITZERLAND 80.7
7 AUSTRALIA 80.7
8 ISRAEL 80.6
9 ICELAND 80.6
10 NEW ZEALAND 80.2
11 ITALY 80.1
12 MONACO 80
13 SPAIN 79.9
14 NORWAY 79.8
15 GREECE 79.5
16 AUSTRIA 79.4
17 MALTA 79.3
18 NETHERLANDS 79.3
19 LUXEMBOURG 79.2
20 GERMANY 79.1
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http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/sort.php

or from CIA stats ( number 30 )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ife_expectancy

So easy to repeat those talking points ... just like in 2003 ....



Sooo... we are in the top 15% of the world and you think we have a low life expectancy rate?

It doesn't really make a shit if we are 30th on the list, nobody said we had to be #1.


As I was saying, I don't know where you people get this shit.

TheDoc 08-08-2009 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 16153473)
Well they turned my friend down because he did not fulfill anougn of the requirements.

As for life extancy, these lists disagree with you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ife_expectancy

This one said it dropped this year.

http://geography.about.com/library/weekly/aa042000b.htm



Seems to me that people would not bother if they were going to get free health care, unless they have a house to lose. But the truth is they would not operate or treat him and Medicaid turned him down.

As stated above, I was correct about the life expectancy.

Just because Medicaid turned him down doesn't mean the hospital turned him down.


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