vikesfan89

Sounds like there was some trouble negotiating. Doesn't this give the government more control of where they go?

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/27/trump-orders-general-motors-to-make-ventilators-under-defense-production-act.html Not sure if this changes anything as far as how many are produced

That can't be good. I know I've asked but how soon after exposure can they usually test?

Can't get a grade lower than 75 if you don't play

So they didn't get bailed out? That must have been in an earlier version

The thing is that the hospital is connected to the clinic. But I can see where they wouldn't want to start at the clinic and then go to the hospital I feel like we are getting off topic though. My bad

A little bit of chest pain and a little shortness of breath. I knew what it was from and it probably would have been fine if I just let it go

I tried making an appointment at the clinic once because it wasn't anything major but they said that I had to go to the ER because of my symptoms. I felt dumb

Nah I missed the party about it being urgent Care

So it urgent Care center is the problem? I missed that part

I did read the article. Did you read this? "Almost every hospital in the U.S. is required by law to provide necessary emergency medical treatment to anyone - with or without insurance coverage." i don't want to start an argument, just showing where I was coming from. It sucks what happened

https://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/medical-malpractice/uninsured-patient-denied-emergency-treatment.html This is what I was going off of

Shows what I know

Isn't that illegal?

Not every area is swamped with the virus. I didn't know the situation in Detroit but it sounds like those are all full