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All emergency rooms are required by federal law to accept all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. The ER has to evaluate your condition and stabilize it. If you need more care than the hospital can provide, the ER has to transfer you to a hospital that can provide it.
The ER does not provide non-emergency care. You could not go to the ER and get a routine physical, for example. Uninsured people who need routine care can find free or sliding-scale clinics in many communities.
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What exactly is family health insurance?
a medical/health coverage insurance for a policy holder and his/her dependent that can be paid for privately or by your employer. A deductible is paid for services like doctor appointments or ER visits.
What if you use someone else medical insurance card at the er and was admitting in the hosptial?
When using someone elses card, if you are not listed on the policy and no premium is being collected for you, then you will not have coverage.
How long do they hold you in ER for suicidal thoughts?
Generally you will not be held in the ER, but transferred to a mental health facility. The normal hold time for someone that is suicidal is a minimum of 72 hours.
Is mid-west life insurance company a good health insurance provider?
I have had mid west insurance for three years and have had no problems. I have 3 children and have been able to go to the er and dr without a deductible issue. I am happy so far! ---------------------
What is ER copay?
An ER copay is a fixed amount that a patient is required to pay out-of-pocket when receiving emergency medical treatment at a hospital. This fee is part of a health insurance plan and is typically due at the time of service. The copay amount can vary based on the insurance policy and the specific emergency service received. It's important for patients to be aware of their insurance terms to understand their financial responsibilities in an emergency situation.
Where do you go for treatment in Florida when you have cancer and cannot get health insurance?
You go to a hospital ER and then an advocate from Social Services will help you get Medicaid. There is no reason for anyone to not be treated for an illness in this country.
What does Medical ER Mean on pay stub?
On a pay stub, "Medical ER" typically stands for "Medical Employer Responsible," indicating the portion of health insurance premiums that the employer covers for an employee. This amount reflects the employer's contribution to the employee's medical benefits, separate from any deductions taken from the employee's paycheck for their own share of health insurance costs. Understanding this can help employees gauge the value of their overall compensation package.
What doesn't home insurance cover?
er damage caused by windows
Who has the best health insurance on the market today?
The best health insurance is the one that you can afford, that covers the services you need, that lets you choose your doctor (if you like) and that is accepted. The best insurance offers several plans regarding co-pays, out-of-pocket, well-child visits, ER visits and a variety of other options. No single plan is right for everyone. People have different needs, different priorities and different budgets.
What is health delivery system?
The Endoplasmic Recticulm (ER)
Er diagram for car insurance company?
ask maheshwarappa, the mc...of msrit
How dire is the need for health insurance in the USA?
Not so dire, if you are uninsured, illegal alien, etc, you will get care, all you need to do is step into and ER. They are required to treat you, then if you can' t pay for your hospital stay, they will find free care for you....so don't think that people who do not have health insurance cannot find care.. baloney. Okay, do not listen to this absent minded redneck. Health Insurance was greatly needed for a long time and then a bill was approved that allowed health insurance for everyone. Look at Denmark and see how great they're doing with free health insurance. We are a long way off from perfection and this is just one step needed to take. I know I sound biased, but I only base my observations off of past civilization anthropology.
