If I need surgery, but dont have insurance, is there a way to get the care i need anyways? - is there a way to get past planitary pinball and still be on easy
I'm 25 and 7 years of my life, I had a torn ACL / meniscus. I'm not sure if by the last third of my life was have to do a re-injury, for example, on average 2-3 times per year. I had torn an MRI on itnot long ago, I am.
My question is: When it comes to just go into a hospital and tell them to determine what are my rights? " And what, legally committing the hospital. Signed without insurance, no money down, a contract if they choose to do I pay and what was said.
"I can do that?
At this point I do not care if I have the financial struggle for the next ten years to make, because I would rather struggle with having to deal with this situation no longer cope.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Is There A Way To Get Past Planitary Pinball And Still Be On Easy If I Need Surgery, But Dont Have Insurance, Is There A Way To Get The Care I Need Anyways?
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Hospitals do not work that way. Why can not we buy insurance? You should be a clinic for low income, if you buy can not afford to maintain insurance or a community clinic, where they can direct you to a specialist. If you work, you can qualify for SSI and Medicaid? How to get the MRI?
Hospitals are only "legally obligated" to the urgency of emergency care. If the transaction you will want to pay for it. You can not just "pie" and the demand for orthopedic surgery.
Have you talked to an orthopedic surgeon? Most of this type of surgery is performed in ambulatory surgical facilities (meniscus operation, which in 2008 pulled). You have at least four different suppliers / invoices:
1. The surgeon.
2. The installation of the surgery.
3. Anesthesiology.
4. Exercise therapy after surgery.
There may be some options for funding and support, is conscious.
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