Hospitals

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for nurses as of May 2008 is, $65,130.

Emergency room visits are considered outpatient care and, as such, are not covered by Medicare Part A. Medicare Part A is for inpatient care while you are staying in a hospital. Emergency room visits and other outpatient treatment is covered under Medicare Part B. See Sources and related links for additional information.

Yes, although it is not actually the hospital that pursues collection, it is a medical collections agency. If the collector decides they cannot collect the money owed by regular collection procedure they can file a lawsuit or enter into arbitration. If the plaintiff (collector) wins, they will receive a judgment and execute the writ of judgment as a property lien. Although there are some states prohibit liens against homesteads that are owned jointly by a married couple.

There are 2 types of functionality comes under Cashier.

1.Recipient

2.Payments

The Approved Bills, Debit Notes & Debit Request come under In Receipt.

The Credit Notes & Deposit Refund come under In payment.

A hospital can be sued for negligence if an operation goes wrong, if someone has an accident on their premises or if someone dies as a result of neglect. There are frequent cases reported in the newspapers as the care system becomes more overloaded.

Not emergency car in life threatening situations. But, private ones, like any business, can refuse to grant you credit, so unless you are prepared to give a deposit (or some provision) ample to assure payment of your charges, (once you are stable), can transfer you to a facility that will take you. If you aren't requiring emergency care, they can refuse you admittance.

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Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton was born on October 26, 1947, at Edgewater Hospital in Chicago, Illinois.

Generally no you won't go to jail if you go to the hospital. Health care providers don't care about the legal status of their patients. If you go to the hospital with a gunshot or stab wound or because of some other illegal activity they willcall the police. The police will then check you for warrants. If you just go to the hospital because you are sick they don't care if you have a warrant.

I'm pretty sure the timeframe varies by state. My state (Louisiana) didn't send my son's to me until he was almost 9 months old. I'm not sure if that's usually how long it takes, or because the vital records department was swamped at the time (even in 2007) due to Hurricane Katrina. I want to say, though, that it seemed like they told me 6 months was the wait time. I got his social security card before his birth certificate!

It depends on where you are. In the U.S. each state sets its own regulation for gun permits, so it depends on where you are. In most states, hospitals are not off limits by law, however, many states allow, by law, businesses to post signs stating no guns are allowed. So, in most states, unless there is a sign posted at a particular location, it is perfectly legal to take a gun into a hospital, if you can otherwise legally carry said gun. That said, however, if you carry a gun into a hospital unconcealed, you will probably be detained by security or asked to leave.

To further confuse things, having a sign posted may or may not carry any legal weight, depending on state law. If there is a sign posted, in some states, all they can ask you to do is leave, but in some states, you can be arrested.

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Generally, no. The parent with sole legal custody has the legal right and authority to make health and medical decisions that affect the child. You should review your divorce decree and custody order to check whether you have joint legal custody. If you have a question or an issue regarding your child's health then you should consult with an attorney.

Three. Washington, Oregon, and Montana. You must also have six months or less to live in order to qualify. ADDED: See discussion section.

complicated question. you will probably be turned over to collection agency and they will call you day and night. if you don't have the money, what can they do? nothing. however, if you get sick again - then what ?? go to the hospital again and ... uh oh, bad credit and past due bills on your record - sorry - you didn't pay last time - we can't help you this time. don't pay - just don't get sick again.

So that when the person is cooking something, his/her hair won't go to the food. Besides, who would want someone else's hair in their meal? But hair nets aren't so necessary in home kitchens. They are usually worn by cooks in restaurants.

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, as of July 30, 2010, there were 153 VA hospitals, 773 outpatient centers, and 260 Vet Centers (counseling) in the US.

That is the correct spelling of the word "hotel".

well one hour is bad two 1 hour in a half is enough to kill a small dog 2 hours is about lethal to everybody

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Well do you mean for the purposes of research and development? To process, create, and display numerous things to complicated for most minds. Like DNA sequencing, development of drugs and treatments, logging large numbers of test studies.

For more mundane things, to keep track of patient records, take x-rays, see things we can't, some forms of remote surgery.

A great many things more as well. Please be more specific to receive more relevant help.

It is oxygen that is arguably the most common medical gas, but nitrogen, nitrous oxide and heliumalso find use in a medical setting. And there are others as well.

Elements commonly used in hospitals include oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, and chlorine. These elements are found in medical equipment, medications, cleaning agents, and various biological processes that occur within the hospital environment.

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