To: concerned about politics
no offense.
it was a usual hospice scam.
move a happy nursing home patient into a ineligible patient bed in a hospice
save on health care costs.
get the good pr that she was dying in a hospice setting when in fact she is a brain damaged person isn't .
a great scam.
37 posted on
04/01/2005 8:27:42 PM PST by
BurtTpa
To: BurtTpa
you nailed it .
fl is the land of medicare scams.
welcome to fl .
233 posted on
04/01/2005 9:51:39 PM PST by
BurtTpa
To: BurtTpa
it was a usual hospice scam. move a happy nursing home patient into a ineligible patient bed in a hospiceI just picked up a living will form so that I can make one out. On it is a question, "Would you prefer to die at home than a hospital, if it is an option?" Actually, I have no preference either way on that. But I do plan to put in a caveat that, under NO circumstances, am I to be moved to a hospice. I sure don't trust them at all, any more.
259 posted on
04/01/2005 10:01:48 PM PST by
exDemMom
(Death is beautiful, to those who hate their own lives.)
To: BurtTpa
Florida is really the ideal setting too with their guardian ad litem program in total disarray.
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