Covfefe-19 The 12th Part: The Only Thing Worse Than This New Board Is TrumpVirus2020

[RaceBoarder]

And unlike those waivers some insurance companies are still providing for Covid-19 hospital bills, they won't apply to doing something stupid like this. So, yeah, if they live, bankrupt them.

Insurance companies already realize that this disease and the resulting treatment/bills are preventable. If society as a whole was smart about this, they could eliminate 90% of their COVID related costs by early 2022... But we know how that is playing out.

I hope they start charging out the arse if you aren't vaxxed. I mean, you have a choice with health insurance, right? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[dxmnkd316]

And if you tell them not to touch the stove, they start yelling and screaming, throwing things around the room, and hitting stuff.

Shooting it

[dxmnkd316]

Insurance companies already realize that this disease and the resulting treatment/bills are preventable. If society as a whole was smart about this, they could eliminate 90% of their COVID related costs by early 2022... But we know how that is playing out.

I hope they start charging out the arse if you aren't vaxxed. I mean, you have a choice with health insurance, right? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

I imagine ICU beds and double lung transplants are ****ing expensive. I don't think $200/mo is going to cover it. I'd start at $5k/mo.

[leswp1]

Insurance companies already realize that this disease and the resulting treatment/bills are preventable. If society as a whole was smart about this, they could eliminate 90% of their COVID related costs by early 2022... But we know how that is playing out.

I hope they start charging out the arse if you aren't vaxxed. I mean, you have a choice with health insurance, right? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Didn't read back so not sure if this was posted before-
The majority of insurance co are no longer waiving COVID costs. A number of businesses are already penalizing those who are not vaxxed- Delta (self insured) is charging a surcharge because the 'cost of a covid admission is ~40k' not to mention the loss of others to quarantine.

Reading the responses to the coverage of this is mind boggling. The same donuts wailing about no socialism think they should not have to pay for their treatment, hospitalizations- how DARE!11!1!1 they charge more, that must be against the law.

I would be shocked out of my shoes if any insurance co is not doing this by the end of the yr. THey don't give a rat's a55 about politics. They look at risk, stats and Bob's your uncle.

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1432538690451120128

Florida withholds funds from two school districts over mask mandates

[dxmnkd316]

Speaking of school boards, this is legitimately one of the funniest things I've seen in a very long while

https://twitter.com/lovinmygirls218/...554040329?s=21

[Whalers]

I don't think $200/mo is going to cover it. I'd start at $5k/mo.

I just saw that Delta Airlines is also going to charge smokers, obese people, homosexuals and recreational drug users an extra $ 200 per month as well. The actuaries ran the numbers and these people are in equal or higher risk categories than the unvaxed. Also seriously looking at charging ALL white people the same $200 /month because of the prevalence of skin cancer amongst this group as well. I will try to get more info and update.

[bronconick]

Insurance companies already realize that this disease and the resulting treatment/bills are preventable. If society as a whole was smart about this, they could eliminate 90% of their COVID related costs by early 2022... But we know how that is playing out.

I hope they start charging out the arse if you aren't vaxxed. I mean, you have a choice with health insurance, right? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Many health insurers are rolling back COVID-19 waivers; here's what you may have to pay for (wxyz.com)

Blue Cross in Michigan's free Covid treatment waiver ends tomorrow, for example.

[dxmnkd316]

Aren't these just waivers for costs that would normally qualify for deductibles and co-insurance?

You would still have the OOP caps and normal deductibles. So while it's not ideal given that most OOP maxes are between $5k-15k, it's not like you're going to pay $1M for your double lung transplants on the average insurance plan.

[Jimjamesak]

Anchorage currently has 0 ICU beds available. Good thing we elected a new mayor who doesn’t believe in mask mandates nor vaccines.

Oh, and our State Fair is going strong. No masks required.

It’s a good thing the State’s medical system is almost completely centered around facilities in Anchorage too.

Everything is fine. Just fine.

[The Sicatoka]

Anchorage ... Oh, and our State Fair is going strong.

You and Minnesota.

[The Sicatoka]

Wait, someone sued so they could take a Horse Dewormer?

Ivermectin, per WebMD.

Are they using it off-label? Yup. But many drugs are.

If you got sick, wouldn't you throw the kitchen sink at it?
Ivermectin won't kill you, it may or may not battle Covid, but if you still die you'll die without roundworm!

[jerphisch]

If you got sick, wouldn't you throw the kitchen sink at it?
Ivermectin won't kill you, it may or may not battle Covid, but if you still die you'll die without roundworm!

You should probably just stick to drinking bleach, that'll clean out whatever is wrong with you.

[Swansong]

Ivermectin, per WebMD.

Are they using it off-label? Yup. But many drugs are.

If you got sick, wouldn't you throw the kitchen sink at it?
Ivermectin won't kill you, it may or may not battle Covid, but if you still die you'll die without roundworm!

Those "hail mary" drugs are virtually always experimental, though. Ivermectin absolutely can kill you, and it can have other terrible problems that go way beyond just diarrhea. (In fact, that may not just be poop coming out, it may be intestinal lining)

This is 100% born of ignorance, stupidity and ... stupidity and this hospital should absolutely refuse the moronic court order while they waste precious time and money to appeal it. The patient's family will absolutely file a malpractice claim one way or the other, so their best legal path is to stick to their guns and fight this.

This is an absolutely staggeringly enormous waste of hospital resources.

[rufus]

Big surprise, Sic dredging up something to some way, some how, attempt to justify the ignorant's use of Ivermectin.