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Coronavirus: Teenage boy whose death was linked to COVID-19 turned away from urgent care for not hav (Original Post) Proud liberal 80 Mar 2020 OP
Remind me again that MFA is simply too expensive. guillaumeb Mar 2020 #1
This was posted tonight. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #3
Understood, but the US healthcare system could be better than its ciurrent state. guillaumeb Mar 2020 #4
Care Clinics are private and charge. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #5
+1000 n/t OhioChick Mar 2020 #6
... sheshe2 Mar 2020 #7
Right back at you OhioChick Mar 2020 #8
Thanks. sheshe2 Mar 2020 #9
No argument to your ending. guillaumeb Mar 2020 #10
Death panels Alwaysna Mar 2020 #2
Ah, the Hypocritic Oath. TheBlackAdder Mar 2020 #11

sheshe2

(83,747 posts)
3. This was posted tonight.
Fri Mar 27, 2020, 08:14 PM
Mar 2020

The Reply title? It said he was turned away because he did not have M4A. That was disingenuous since it was untrue and never mentioned in the link. Fact is he went to an instant care clinic that is in no way able to care for a Coronavirus or heart attack victim. He needed the ER.

I am tired of seeing 100K cases in a few weeks and 1500 dead. I am tired of this admin denying hospitals PPE. I am tired of this being politized as B Vs B. People are dying and my niece is on the front line.

guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)
4. Understood, but the US healthcare system could be better than its ciurrent state.
Fri Mar 27, 2020, 08:18 PM
Mar 2020

And MFA would help achieve that. He probably went to the care clinic because he had no insurance. And this should not be political. Healthcare is, or should be, a right.

sheshe2

(83,747 posts)
5. Care Clinics are private and charge.
Fri Mar 27, 2020, 08:32 PM
Mar 2020

The ER cannot refuse treatment.

However as you know. There are no rooms. There is not enough staff and equipment. Patients are being treated in the ER because there are no beds.

MY POINT. This, at this time is no place for this conversation. I truly believe many have no clue what is happening. People are dying. Patients, Doctors, Nurses, Homecare givers. Moms, Dads and Children.

We are going to see millions dead. This has spun out of control by an admin that cares more about money than people.

guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)
10. No argument to your ending.
Sun Mar 29, 2020, 01:23 PM
Mar 2020

We are going to see millions dead. This has spun out of control by an admin that cares more about money than people.

But in my view, this part of the conversation must be made, and repeated because otherwise, the dialogue will never evolve.

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