The train of thought of let's move cautiously so we can keep things as open as possible..?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
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The train of thought of let's move cautiously so we can keep things as open as possible..?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
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Like I've said....Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
No, he doesn't have a point. He's simply trying to distance himself from a topic that clearly makes him look inept.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
there's a monetary value attached to every aspect of Medicare...insurance in generalQuote:
Originally Posted by ccugrad1
I'd agree, it sounds creepy to talk about a payment for a patient that dies, but it again is another payment for a service...and during Covid a service with increased expenses attached to it
certainly, there could be corruption...I was simply showing that it is likely considerably smaller than some media have inferred possible
yes, how silly of meQuote:
Originally Posted by nastynice
that's one of the things that has bothered me throughout....too many seem to think in black and white terms...well, only X% die from it so it's not that bad........meanwhile as time has gone on I now personally know a half dozen who've had it, survived it, but had lasting problems as a result of it...just with the few people I know who've had it....some of which had ZERO risk factorsQuote:
Originally Posted by WES445
Its odd. I've been saying that for months and was subsequently called a trump dick sucker.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
But, at this stage it is clear that there is no way to move cautiously. And that isn't based on the US. It is based on the world. You either lock **** up and wait for a vaccine, or go about your lives and wait for a vaccine. The in-between doesn't work and I think it has been made quite obvious that the former definitely doesn't work.
They get higher payments because there is greater risk required to successfully (or when the case goes wrong unsuccessfully) treat the patient. If doctors were expected to treat victims of a nuclear explosion, I suspect there are contingencies of law that give the institutions a higher payout for them as well. The additional supplies necessary, the isolation required, and so many other factors that make COVID (or a nuclear explosion) far more than just run of the mill medicine need to be compensated or the hospitals would a) treat them like normal and cause more infections or b) go out of business.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
Strange. I now know over 50 people who have had it ranging from young to old and healthy to obese. Only 2 were hospitalized for a short time, and not a single one has experienced a single lasting problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
Liar, pretend victim, and absolutely ignorant about the pandemic. Just like your boi, Donnie.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
The hoax comes from the Left saying it's Trump's fault when it's world wide.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
It's almost like one guy's personal experience doesn't define a crisis that's affected the entire planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo
Nothing as hard hitting as an opinion from a guy whose opinion is worth as much as a prostitutes in an abortion debate.Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)
Does the one guys personal experience that I was replying to define it?Quote:
Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)