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so, your answer is OMG, they are making money!11! It's not a money probelm, it's a resources problem. We simply don't have enought hospital resources to serve
by jmspamerton 5mo ago
so, your answer is OMG, they are making money!11!
It's not a money probelm, it's a resources problem. We simply don't have enought hospital resources to serve everyone in the us. it's not making money, it's not having enough beds and skilled people to do the work.
Get an MD and help out, then you'll discover how you really DONT want the government to tell you which patients to serve.
- ceejayoz 5mo ago> It's not a money probelm, it's a resources problem. Most people would consider money a resource, and quite a few rural hospitals are closing because of a lack of that specific resource. > you'll discover how you really DONT want the government to tell you which patients to serve Yeah, wait until you hear about private for-profit insurers doing that instead.
- jmspamerton 5mo ago[flagged]
- ceejayoz 5mo ago> If you're under 26, you've probably never paid a medical bill. Sure you have. Copays and deductibles are still a thing. I wish my kids didn't have medical bills!
- outside1234 5mo agoHonestly, after stories like these, I don't want a corporation telling me which patients to serve even more. At least government is theoretically accountable for their decisions.