Kansas City Hospitals Prep For More Coronavirus Cases And Cut-Rate Care

Read betwixt the lines on this missive and realize that hospitals are concerned about their own fate just as much as the survival of their patients. Checkit:

Kansas City Hospitals Say They're Ready For More Patients, But COVID-19 Has Changed The Care You're Likely To Get

Political and business leaders in Kansas and Missouri are preparing for a gradual return to normal life in response to economic pressure and some positive signs that COVID-19 may be waning. Hospitals are also taking their first steps toward business as usual, as financial pressures and demand for care increase.

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  1. McMedical Care

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  2. ^^Good one.

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  3. the access to medical care in this country is messy.

    our experience in other countries, including with one payer, has been about the same; namely, a process to be negotiated.

    it appears that it's in the interests of providers to keep access nontransparent.

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  4. Dont these tools know that there are people who will seek revenge when this is over?

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  5. No much the medical money suckers can do against a mild virus with a low death rate.

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