iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
I work in finance in healthcare, you guys have no idea about the cash flow brehs, none. I see the contracts and shyt, shyt is cray
Man gets $90,000 hospital bill for snake bite treatment
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their healthcare is at reasonable price. So we're the "lesser" on that front.
in your opinion, where is the most fukkery occurring? the hospital level, the insurer, or the govt. overhead?
You cant just surgically slice out favorable parts of foreign nations and compare them to unfavorable aspect of America and think its meaningful...You have to take it all in, cause its all relevant.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Man Getting Screwed By Company’s $180,000 Health Deductible
BOULDER, CO—Noting that his out-of-pocket costs seemed a little high, recently hired marketing assistant Jerry Aarons, 32, told sources Tuesday that he is beginning to suspect he’s getting screwed over by his health plan’s $180,000 deductible. “At my last job my annual deductible was only around $900 for the same coverage, so this seems a little off the mark,” said Aarons, recalling how the plan had looked like a good deal on paper because once he pays the $180,000, he’d only be responsible for 60 percent of the subsequent costs plus no co-pay for preventative care. “After signing up, I did some rough estimates and I was like, ‘Oh man, I have to go to the doctor 400 times and have 26 elective surgeries before this becomes worth it.’ You know, I bet this plan is probably meant for an older person whose health isn’t as great.” At press time, Aarons was also starting to question the value of having a 401(k) that can’t be touched until he’s 130.
BOULDER, CO—Noting that his out-of-pocket costs seemed a little high, recently hired marketing assistant Jerry Aarons, 32, told sources Tuesday that he is beginning to suspect he’s getting screwed over by his health plan’s $180,000 deductible. “At my last job my annual deductible was only around $900 for the same coverage, so this seems a little off the mark,” said Aarons, recalling how the plan had looked like a good deal on paper because once he pays the $180,000, he’d only be responsible for 60 percent of the subsequent costs plus no co-pay for preventative care. “After signing up, I did some rough estimates and I was like, ‘Oh man, I have to go to the doctor 400 times and have 26 elective surgeries before this becomes worth it.’ You know, I bet this plan is probably meant for an older person whose health isn’t as great.” At press time, Aarons was also starting to question the value of having a 401(k) that can’t be touched until he’s 130.
fixed.
Private healthcare in action.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Spain?These side by side comparisons of nations need to stop.
Not really...side by side comparisons via nations are used all the time, if it fits your agenda that is.....
Just because the US is strong in population does not mean socialized\subsidized health care will not work
Not really...side by side comparisons via nations are used all the time, if it fits your agenda that is.....
Just because the US is strong in population does not mean socialized\subsidized health care will not work
Doesnt mean it will either.
Fillerguy
Veteran
funerals are cheaper
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
More info?
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Are you serious? You've never had to bury somebody?
Hip replacement 40k vs let that nikka walk with a bad hip until he fall and gives himself a hematoma = 7k for the fly funeral and 4500 for the ghetto special.....
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
You don't have to get your hip replaced.
A good shovel costs like what... 50 bucks?
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
It's against the law to bury people in your front\back yard
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
What if you found a deep fault in a cliff face?