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I fucking HATE Kaiser! EVERY single blessed time I'm unfortunate enough to need to go to urgent care it's a four-hour wait. Minimum. Regardless of the time of day or night.
So I'm spending my holiday weekend curled up on a chair here, dizzy as hell, yaaaay. Anyone else have kaiser? Are they ALL this bad?? | |
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Is that an insurance company ? | |
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Never heard of it
~ hurry well | |
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It's a major HMO
Maybe it's only on the west coast or something | |
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evenstar3 said: It's a major HMO
Maybe it's only on the west coast or something I did a major project once for an HMO in Florida, and the phonecalls I heard shocked me Emergency room waits of 4 hours is actually about normal and not too bad. I've heard folks waiting 8 to 12 hours before... in the states. I don't think this kind of thing happens in Europe. And certainly not in Thailand. | |
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Imago said: evenstar3 said: It's a major HMO
Maybe it's only on the west coast or something I did a major project once for an HMO in Florida, and the phonecalls I heard shocked me Emergency room waits of 4 hours is actually about normal and not too bad. I've heard folks waiting 8 to 12 hours before... in the states. I don't think this kind of thing happens in Europe. And certainly not in Thailand. and if you have no insurance you might as well go home to die but then its also according to the hospital too. | |
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I don't have it but know many who do, they all hate it!
Hope you feel better soon! Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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heybaby said: Imago said: I did a major project once for an HMO in Florida, and the phonecalls I heard shocked me Emergency room waits of 4 hours is actually about normal and not too bad. I've heard folks waiting 8 to 12 hours before... in the states. I don't think this kind of thing happens in Europe. And certainly not in Thailand. and if you have no insurance you might as well go home to die but then its also according to the hospital too. This is a serious serious problem My nephew cut his foot at the store when I was babysitting once, and I had to drive him to the emergency room. I was insured out the wazoo thanks to my job, and my nephew was adequately insured to through my brother-in-law's job; however, it wasn't like I had his insurance card on me... it was very frustrating. I called my sister and brother-in-law about the incident and they drove back from dinner/movies to come sit with him (3+ hours AFTER we entered the hospital). It was a total of 5 1/2 hours before he had left the hospital. It was only a cut, and the toenail didn't need removed or anything, but he could have gotten infected. It could have been much worse. I mean, god damn! | |
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