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Re: Free by-pass surgery--whether you need it or not!


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Posted by JML755 on January 29, 2014 at 07:58:22 from (97.78.165.184):

In Reply to: Free by-pass surgery--whether you need it or not! posted by Edd in KY on January 28, 2014 at 19:24:13:

There is fraud in just about every 3rd payer situation. Car insurance, unemployment insurance, homeowner insurance, taxes, home improvement scams, etc.

If some institution is giving money to someone for something, there will be someone who will abuse the system. Can't just blame the health care industry.

Lots of complaints on here about doctors/hospitals and unnecessary tests, bad diagnoses, etc. Everyone expects health care to be PERFECT, they expect ALL doctors to be the same in terms of intelligence, medical knowledge, diagnostic capability, etc. Guess what? Nothing is perfect. But ....look at the life statistics and we're doing much better than 100 yrs or even 50 yrs ago. Most of us older guys (60+) would be dead by now if we lived in the early 1900's.

At the first hint of an imperfect outcome by a healthcare professional, the first call is to a lawyer. My brother is a Hospital Risk Manager and its sickening the stories I hear of people who won't take care of themselves (obese, diabetics on poor diets), won't listen to doctors advice and when they die, the family sues the health care provider. It's the health care LOTTO.

So, before everyone throws the entire health care industry under the bus, check your medicine cabinet and the meds you're on that are probably helping you stay alive.


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