TMCTLT wrote:Call it second hand if you like,
By definition .... I did
TMCTLT wrote:you assume that all states deal with this in the same manner.
To recieve federal funds, in this particular issue they do, and the requirements are VERY specific (unlike most things medicaid).... I approved and disapproved such things in several states, which included keeping informed nationally. I worked extensively with Medicaid State Plan Ammendments. I'm not assuming much here, although you are the expert through marriage.
TMCTLT wrote:Why would you automatically discount what someone who IS still in the field of healthcare is saying about what they know is happening?
I still work with it too and I'm not discounting what they say.... I'm not discussing it with someone still in the field so they are not saying anything to me.... if they were we could discuss it intelligently rather than moronic second had garbage. I'm discussing it with someone who has never been in the field... but that said..l. I work specificly with the subject at hand not tangentally or anecdotally.... and yet have the same or similar experience in the field not working with the subject at hand specifically
By the way I respect what your wife does and am very aware of their typical scope of knowledge and what they do. Don't translate any of this as lack of respect for her. I just tend to focus on this issue specifically rather than casually.
TMCTLT wrote: I'm not discounting that the healthcare industry forces these healthcare facilities to treat these Illegals, what I question is WHY no one fights it on behalf of those who pay more for healthcare to offset these freebies for Illegals. Is it really that much more cost efficient to do this versus fight it in court?
Makes no sense based on fact not rhetoric. It's a bunch of gobblygoop. As an aside...EMTALA is a fun law to work with.... weird definitions of emergency