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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (211096)	7/18/2009 2:00:45 PM
From: kikogrey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Sorry you are wrong. If a person comes to the ER with a hangnail they MUST be seen by an MD. It is illegal to send them next door to urgent care. Hospitals are scared $hitless of violating this law ridiculous as it may seem. Much of hospital care defies logic. Skeeter I agree it's absurd to think that hospitals should be in the business of providing housing, But that scene in Sicko seemed to hit a chord in people who thought that Kaiser was a monster for returning patients to skid row (btw all the LA hospitals have been known to do the same thing.) How the h do people think hospitals can absorb the costs of housing along with free health care? I could write a book about containing health care costs. A major part would be changing people's attitudes towards healthcare. Evidence based treatment.