Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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they need to change that law
wow
If someone has a problem that urgent care can fix, they shouldn't be able to deny it based on someone's insurance status. I'm not asking urgent cares to become trauma surgery wards they should just be forced to fix the problems they can solve, if they are life-threatening/emergency.
the cac mamba
Veteran
they airlifted one girl to a "better hospital" for a 100k a day treatment that she clearly cant pay for?
who made that decision and how did she qualify in the midst of all this shortage in hospital care?
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
they’re all I use unless I need a specialist. The biggest thing I would go to one is for an x-ray.
two weeks ago one of the largest networks emailed us and suggested we go a hospital if we have serious symptoms
This isn’t rocket science
she needs to bootstrap herself better lungs. don't question the wisdom of the free market.
In the article it says he received medical treatment.
Sounds like breh got hit bad by the virus. Said he was healthy on Friday and wasn't here a week later.
Article said the doctors couldn't save him.
how? I'm going off the literal article that was posted in this thread?I think you're the one building the strawman.
"Likes blaming everyone for her own ineptitude!"
look at this bytch ass pot calling the kettle black.
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
I agree, I don't blame the kid or the urgent care, I'm saying we need to change our society. The urgent care acted in its best interests by (allegedly )denying care to someone without insurance
they’re not going to take something on like this liability wise, as I already pointed out he’s too young to even enter into a contract
It’s not the kids fault but these are underly realities of our society
In the article it says he received medical treatment.
Sounds like breh got hit bad by the virus. Said he was healthy on Friday and wasn't here a week later.
Article said the doctors couldn't save him.
From the article posted in this thread:
Looks like it wasn't coronavirus related. Sounds like breh had a heart condition.
If he had insurance maybe this condition would have been diagnosed earlier.
The headline is sensational, but nothing in it suggests he died because he wasn't treated at the urgent care facility, which has been my point all along.
