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beaglelover

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35. What they should do is build urgent care facilities right next to ERs. If someone comes in with a

Wed Oct 18, 2017, 06:28 PM

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rash, for example, they'd be directed to the urgent care facility. If someone comes in with a heart attack, the ER will take care of them.

And if someone came in because there little sweetums had thrown up her Starbacks, they'd tell them to GTFO!

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GOP Lawmaker Says Emergency Rooms Should Be Able To Turn People Away [View all] SummerSnow Oct 2017 OP

I cant say what I want to say. Eliot Rosewater Oct 2017 #1

She is LYING about who she wants to say NO to. Eliot Rosewater Oct 2017 #2

Know what keeps people out of the ER? Takket Oct 2017 #3

And, that resulted in turning away "unesirables/uninsured"--not merely the non-emergent. hlthe2b Oct 2017 #4

Until it is your loved one Marthe48 Oct 2017 #5

Exactly! The ONLY ones I WANT to see turned away from ER's are people InAbLuEsTaTe Oct 2017 #24

Hell yeah, you don't have a bone sticking out of your broken leg sweetie, put some ice on it Thomas Hurt Oct 2017 #6

Actually they tried to do that to my mother in a ER... CatMor Oct 2017 #16

That's one screwed up 'nurse'. GoneOffShore Oct 2017 #7

What if you're shot by a gunmen in Vegas and had no health insurance? Yavin4 Oct 2017 #8

Only if you are a woman, person of color, or not a bible thumping Christian. Doreen Oct 2017 #36

What she doesn't understand is justgamma Oct 2017 #9

Hmmm, I'm pretty sure she understands that Cal Carpenter Oct 2017 #31

A crystal clear example of "exclusion" ck4829 Oct 2017 #10

So, did this socalled er nurse take the hypocratic oath - well, I looked it up.. asiliveandbreathe Oct 2017 #11

ER's should be used for true emergencies. Currently they are not. beaglelover Oct 2017 #12

Which I think is what that nurse was trying to say. WillowTree Oct 2017 #17

Exactly! beaglelover Oct 2017 #19

But if citizens are unable to afford health insurance to be able Aristus Oct 2017 #23

"true emergencies"? procon Oct 2017 #26

Having expericened this with a Neighbor who was having a heart attack. Wellstone ruled Oct 2017 #33

You clearly didn't get the sarcasm in my vomiting comment. LOL. beaglelover Oct 2017 #34

If you give ERs the ability to turn people away, where do you draw the line? Bleacher Creature Oct 2017 #28

What they should do is build urgent care facilities right next to ERs. If someone comes in with a beaglelover Oct 2017 #35

People have used ERs for care for years Marthe48 Oct 2017 #38

"Let them die!" fleur-de-lisa Oct 2017 #13

If everyone had health insurance, ER visits would drop drastically. nt Irish_Dem Oct 2017 #14

Isn't that where the repukes told us uninsured to go for our healthcare ? kacekwl Oct 2017 #20

Yep. Told us that we have healthcare because we can go to ER. Now they want to take that away. Irish_Dem Oct 2017 #22

It's amazing how many Urgent centers opened after Obamacare Johonny Oct 2017 #27

That is wonderful. Better care and savings for everyone. Irish_Dem Oct 2017 #29

Sounds like a particular "health care professional" right here. ret5hd Oct 2017 #15

There's no bottom to their stupidity. Aristus Oct 2017 #18

wait til these ppl lose ALL healthcare..see how many use ER then!! samnsara Oct 2017 #21

Shes a sick person... Docreed2003 Oct 2017 #25

She's in the wrong profession -- should be chasing dead-beat dads and moms. nt NCjack Oct 2017 #30

Before I had health insurance I went to Kaiser Permanente Hospital and they treated me like a king. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2017 #32

I remember years ago I kept going to the ER because I kept getting sick and Doreen Oct 2017 #37