Re: California M.D.: U.S. Govt. giving imported Haitians $red carpet$ care but treating U.S. citizens like 'second-class patients'

[mark stancil]

On Feb 20, 6:34 pm, "GWashingtonFan" <GWashingtonFan_USA> wrote:
> http://vdare.com/letters/tl_021410.htm
>
> A CA Doctor Says Haitian Earthquake Victims In U.S. Could Price Out
> Senior Citizens—At Taxpayer Expense
>
> From: Herbert Chen, M.D.
>
> Recently, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer interviewed the network’s medical
> correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta about Haitians being transported to the
> United States for advanced medical care.
>
> Their discussion center on re-imbursement to the hospitals for medical
> care rendered to the injured.
>
> Blitzer made the point that the federal government pay out for Haitian
> care would be at 110 percent of the Medicare rate.
>
> For hospitals, this represents a windfall profit since they are set to
> break even at Medicare. It further means that hospitals may
> preferentially treat the Haiti patient over a senior citizen who has
> only Medicare.
>
> Senior citizens, therefore, could become second class patients in
> hospitals that our insurance payments over the years have helped to
> build.
>
> Finally, because of the financial advantage in treating Haitians,
> hospitals could compete with each other to bring as many earthquake
> victims to the United States as possible.
> Chen wrote previous letters urging the federal government not to invite
> the entire world to America and about Henry Louis Gates’ racism.
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This medical care for Haitians is an outrage. No wonder
Americans are really beginning to hate the federal government.

Hook
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[GLOBALIST]

I hope your post was some kind of a sick joke. A natural disaster,
where folks lost absolutely everything, including family members.
People had crushed limbs, head injuries and other major traumatic
injuries and the whole planet rushed to help them to just survive and
all you can think of your own backyard...Hard to believe a reptile
like you lives on this planet.

[hoser1605]

Go away and die .