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Old 12-24-2017, 02:28 PM
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You are a fvcking idiot...

If a person has income and they go to the hospital, THEY are on the hook for the hospitals bill. If they refuse to pay, the hospital will send it to collection and could pursue a court judgement to lien their assets to satisfy the bill. Just because a person does not want to pay for something, does not mean the government steps in and pays the bill - that would be ideal in a liberals world.

"Everybody else who uses the hospital" does not pay anyone else's bill. Most people have insurance, all insurance companies (including Obammacare, Medicaid, and medicare) have a pre negotiated rate per code (every illness or service required has a code assigned to it for billing purposes). People that have insurance would only be required to pay the deductible, if they have one. People that do not have insurance and have income or resources to pay the bill, are charged at full rate (not the cheaper pre negotiated rate the insurance companies have)...

FYI - The person that has income most likely pays property tax and a portion of that is going to fire / paramedic services. If they ride in the ambulance to the hospital they will in most cases receive a bill for that transport...even though the equipment and personnel were funded by their property tax money.

What working people get subsidized care funded by seniors?

You should stick to something your qualified at, like cleaning the house!

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You know Dirt, you need to work on your greetings and salutations. Obamacare is not an insurance company like a lot of people think. Medicaid never covers the full cost of a hospital stay and the hospitals have to wait months for any reimbursement. Private pay doesn't pay very well waiting for collection agencies and their fees and bankruptcy filings definitely affect accounts payable. And yes, DRGs are billing tools but collecting is a different story. And just like shrinkage raises prices in retail no pay or slow pay raises healthcare costs. They get passed along to those who pay.

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