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originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: Southern Guardian
I guess you missed him speaking an hour ago where he wants everyone to get the treatment he did, he is going to use the military to deliver the drugs to our hospitals and it will be free to us.
Any comment on that?
originally posted by: carewemust
Thanks to Obamacare, most Americans have health insurance.
The deductible next year goes up to $8,100 out of pocket, but that's less than $100,000.
originally posted by: research100
soooooooooooooooo what kind of medical insurance do people who work for the white house have????? www.dailymail.co.uk... the guy in charge of the white house security office crede bailey 58 has been in the hospital since sometime in sept and he is gravely ill with covid...he works for trump is trump making sure he gets those meds?? fro free??
originally posted by: worldstarcountry
Lets forget the fact that the overwhelming majority of infected people (up to half never even realizong they were sick) simply get some bed rest have zome chicken noodle soup and get back to their normal life within a week of feeling ill. Kind of like every single other year we have been alive when they come down with a corona cold.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: carewemust
Thanks to Obamacare, most Americans have health insurance.
The calculations are unrelated to 'Obamacare'. Whether or not Obamacare exists, that figure would remain the same. Healthcare costs have been skyrocketing since well before the ACA came into play.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
Shouldn't be any surprise here, he is POTUS after all and will continue receiving world-class healthcare. Still, it's a hefty price and slaps reality back into this pandemic:
President Trump spent three days in the hospital. He arrived and left by helicopter. And he received multiple coronavirus tests, oxygen, steroids and an experimental antibody treatment.
For someone who isn’t president, that would cost more than $100,000 in the American health system. Patients could face significant surprise bills and medical debt even after health insurance paid its share.
Regeneron, the antibody cocktail given to the president does not currently carry a charge due as it is only currently available for clinical trial participants or compassionate use.
The financial impacts of the coronavirus disease have impacted many Americans across the nation, with costs for hospitalisation and life-saving treatment skyrocketing into the thousands.
Source
The president was correct in saying we have the best medical equipment and expertise in the world, hence, in part, his message following Walter Reed about not needing to be afraid of Coronavirus. The problem is, it's about access which the vast majority of people don't have. this will change in time in the case of a vaccine, but we're still a while away from this according to experts.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Thanks to Obamacare, most Americans have health insurance.
The deductible next year goes up to $8,100 out of pocket, but that's less than $100,000.
originally posted by: rickymouse
The price of medical care in this country has gone nuts. There is no reason for it either, we could never go to socialized medicine with all the price gouging going on.
originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: Lumenari
I guess you missed him speaking an hour ago where he wants everyone to get the treatment he did, he is going to use the military to deliver the drugs to our hospitals and it will be free to us.
Will the Mexicans be paying for this as well or will the bill eventually be handed to the American taxpayers? Free....yeah right!
"shrugs"
originally posted by: SKEPTEK
a reply to: Southern Guardian
What would the Nefarious RBG's medical bills cost the average American citizen?