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Re: Nassau/Suffolk positivity rates skyrocket. |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 25 09:43:55 2021, in response to Re: Nassau/Suffolk positivity rates skyrocket., posted by BILLBKLYN on Sat Dec 25 00:27:32 2021. Hospitals often turn away those who can't pay.And if you treated in the emergency room and don't have insurance you may be discharged when the life-threatening emergency is over, even though the appropriate medical procedure would be to admit you into the hospital as an inpatient. I do agree that treating people who do risky stuff differently from a financial perspective is a slippery slope that doesn't work. However, I also think that it's unfair to charge people without insurance more than the insurance company is charged if they do have insurance, a common practice. |
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