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Hospital Bills Woman Who never Saw Doctor

Posted by oakleif z6 AR (My Page) on
Sat, Oct 25, 08 at 4:00

Hospitals rake in the money while complaining they don't make money. Notice what expensive buildings most hospitals build. Is it necessary?
Charge $4.00 for 1 ibupropen. Charge for every item 4 times the cost to them.(including a box of tissue) You could stay at an expensive spa for the price of a hospital room. In the last hospital i was in an exorbatant price for an EKG (That did'nt work and was shrugged off by the technician) How accurate was the last doctors test you took? How much did it cost? How do you know?

Of course eric thinks it was perfectly ethical. Do You?

Here is a link that might be useful: Hospital Bills Woman Who Never Saw Doctor


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RE: Hospital Bills Woman Who never Saw Doctor

The expensive building is to house the expensive complex equipment and the expensive systems to keep information straight. It also costs more to make them excessively handicap accessible.

Also, in your alternative word where we all use herbs are there no herbal hospitals? If a spa accidentally charged someone for a treatment that they did not get would you get all mad about that? Its a billing error not a problem with the technology.

As for the tests they are expensive to run, and use expensive technology. If some people were treated using older cheaper equipment that wasn't as good you would be raising hell about that kind of treatment. In fact you aren't complaining about medical care, you are complaining about the limitations of reality, Sorry, no one at all can do anything about that, reality is reality.


 
 

 

 


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