Parkinsona s patient gains national attention from health-care ...

Also I took my mom to dialysis (myself) for 4 years even when she was entitled to ambulant services.

One day ( my mom began to suffer side effects) and I couldn't get her in my car. I called healthcare and told them that Now, I needed the ambulate service for my mom.

You know what they told me? This is the truth. They have to look in their records and that would take time. I told the administrator if my mom doesn't get to the hospital for her dialysis she will die tonight. The administrator told me to let my mom die and sue. I called an ambulance company and gave them a check. Of course eventually my mom got her ambulant service.

Great healthcare system huh? No everbody has a loving daughter with a check book.

Something to think about.

Cartman wrote:

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So if you keep accusing the victim it somehow makes this excusable. These extremists are moving increasingly to the limit where any measures will seem acceptable. The leadership of the Tea-baggers and the GnOP need to speak out BEFORE these things occur. That is unless they actually want to keep pushing the envelope to gain attention no matter how misguided.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Jim wrote:

In his posting, he said that medicare had been paying for his treatment. A system already in place to take care of his type of situation. How does the new legislation do any more for him?
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Medicare does not cover 100% in case you didn't know that.

I do realize that but if you think the new health care plan is going to pay 100%, you are disillusioned and probably need to find another country to go to hold your hand out.

Grandmother of two wrote:

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Medicare does not cover 100% in case you didn't know that.