Your tax dollars, . . .
1 posted on
12/07/2005 10:22:55 AM PST by
SmithL
To: SmithL
Tenn Care is a nightmare for doctors, hospitals, .... and patients.
To: SmithL
Good news for them, bad news for all the taxpayers in Tennessee. Bredesen and the Legislature are going to point to lack of funding for "needy" people as a reason to force an income tax in the state.
Limitations should have been imposed on TennCare - ie. generic-only prescriptions when availible and limits on doctor visits - along with modest cutting of patients eligible for other coverage. I'm no TC expert, but it seems even a UT MBA could have fixed the program by now.
I'm tired of paying for someone else's problems.
3 posted on
12/07/2005 10:34:23 AM PST by
Venerable Bede
(Watch it, I say, watch it fizz, boy.)
To: SmithL
I guess they had to wait for enough patients to die.
4 posted on
12/07/2005 11:25:59 AM PST by
The Duke
To: SmithL
Hillary care is dug out of the grave, pale and covered with dirt, but apparently still alive
6 posted on
12/07/2005 11:27:33 AM PST by
bert
(K.E. ; N.P . Chicken spit causes flu....... Fox News)
To: SmithL
I don't live in Tennessee, I live in Georgia. I work for the State of Georgia. I have State Insurance.
I also saw the doctor today for bronchitis & sinusitis. I was prescribed Levaquin. My State Insurance REFUSED to pay. FIVE pills cost $117 and some cents.
FIVE PILLS for $117++??????????????????????
What's wrong with that picture? If I was on Medicaid, the pills would be FREE! So I'm to pick up the tab for the poor-little-old-entitlement-resident of Georgia???
NO. I called the doctor's office and I got samples. IF the doctor had given me 2 or 3 samples, I'd have paid full price for 3 or 2 pills. But $117++???????
I told them - Levaquin is NOT going to be MY Christmas Present!
7 posted on
12/07/2005 12:07:10 PM PST by
HighlyOpinionated
(In Memory of Crockett Nicolas, hit and run in the prime of his Cocker Spaniel life, 9/3/05.)
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