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"It is not our practice to serve patients with any type of collection notice while they are still hospitalized," Carilion spokesman Eric Earnhart wrote in an e-mail. "This was a unique situation, and unfortunately I am unable to provide you with additional details. The purpose of the suit was to find additional information -- it has since been withdrawn."
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Originally posted by catwhoknows
reply to post by listerofsmeg
New Zealand has the best health care on the planet.
You go to hospital and you get the very best treatment - all for free.
And that is how is should be worldwide.
Originally posted by listerofsmeg
reply to post by CaptGizmo
they also don't have as much money and oil being pumped into the country to finance it.
Originally posted by catwhoknows
reply to post by listerofsmeg
New Zealand has the best health care on the planet.
You go to hospital and you get the very best treatment - all for free.
And that is how is should be worldwide.
Originally posted by quantumgirl11
It took me a while to get used to paying for healthcare here in the USA after having been raised on the NHS. I have never had any problems with NHS myself and neither has my dad, who got cancer a few years ago and made a full recovery and didn't have to pay a penny.
I think its crazy that people have to choose between health and a house in any developed country, especially the United States.
I have also found that treatment here goes straight to drugs, rather than counseling or alternative therapies - its stopped me going because why would I pay to see a doctor who will tell me to take pills (all information readily found on the internet - for free), hence why Is topped going to the doctor.