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Putting aside the often absurd costs for a moment... Many ERs are also severely overburdened, understaffed, and overcrowded often with very high ratios of non-
by DoodleBuggy 9y ago
Putting aside the often absurd costs for a moment...
Many ERs are also severely overburdened, understaffed, and overcrowded often with very high ratios of non-emergency patients to emergency patients. This creates huge wait times for patients and puts significant stress on medical staff.
Talk to your friends, family, coworkers, almost everyone has a bad story to share, whether about absurd wait times, wild costs, billing screw-ups, insurance debacles...
And talk to your doctors and nurses too, they are just as frustrated.
- dsr_ 9y agoThey're overcrowded because they are the only health care available for a large number of people. There's only one way forward which will work, although there are lots of different ways to do it: universal healthcare.
- gbacon 9y agoInvigorating the malady is not the cure.
- MrFantastic 9y agoI never hear the Healthcare Insurance companies complaining. I guess they are too busy skimming off the top and weighing their profits.