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Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 12:06pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: Useless motherfucker hating on another man's hard earned success. It shall not be well with you. Infact I pray you're struck with an undiagnosable and incurable disease. Maybe after Ben Carson's like finish scratching their heads and tell you sorry, you realise how foolish you've been. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 12:07pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:Well praise Jesus.I pray your cure is permanent and you stay of the pipe for good |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 12:11pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:Hard earned success you sayLMAO Thats why you have to leave this shithole if success is measured only by passing exams and nothing else You seem very bitter for a "successful man" whats wrong nah? if you are so successful you should be traveling the world giving lectures and handling complicated cases not writing PLAB2 and dreaming of migrating |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by IMASTEX: 12:15pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
thesicilian:Obviously |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by brownhawk: 12:28pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar:sorry o if truly someone died but the health insurance I have is serviced by me every month. I pay 7k monthly as service. Different packages for different persons. Maybe their insurance didn't cover their demanded services. Still services will be rendered. Health insurance work for certain hospitals not all |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by shoboy9: 12:30pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
There's a lot of irresponsibility in this country. Yes people should be treated first in emergencies, but what about the after? Will the same people who want to hospitals to be charitable fold their hands when no one is ready to pay? If you must advocate charity, then back it up financially. Else you are just wallowing in hypocrisy. We have not sought legal and financial options to make it work but we want to criticize people for protecting their businesses? Seriously? |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by motherfucker: 12:38pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:I am not useless o. I take my mama and Papa beg u. Stop calling me useless. In fact is it your uselessness? |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by brownhawk: 12:40pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
mfm04622:pls o which health insurance is #250? I can't tolerate all these naira land lies. It can kill a guy. Bye |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by cosmatika(m): 12:46pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ayoswit:If u were a Dr u won't be saying this. Most of us came into medicine with this same heart u feel u have, but by the tym patients deal with you, u ll man up by force. If u guys see a Dr dats not living up to the societal status, u ll still label him a poor Dr. Presently in the hospital I work, we have a patient owing us 200k, he wants to come for another of 150kk, we've said OK, just pay for the new surgery, he said he can only bring 20k. We pay the anaesthetist 50k for each surgery, so how do u want us to do? If we fold tomorrow,u ll say Drs re not good managers |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by XhosaNostra(f): 12:48pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: I hope for change on both sides. This continent of ours is extremely tiring. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 12:50pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk:It wasnt the payment that was the problem. Its the service that was rotten. Hlw do you give someone who is diabetic glucose drips |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 12:53pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
XhosaNostra:It is. When discussing the problems here, a guy concluded that we Blacks havenet exactly evolved fully to move with the times. I cant speak for SA but looking at this shithole here, if you read up o the history you will fi d out that the issues being discussed since 1960 are still the issues we are still doscussing till today. Nothing has changed 1 Like |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by brownhawk: 1:04pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar:glucose for diabetic patient? That one is manslaughter. Negligence is an understatement |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by mfm04622: 1:10pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk: No need for me to lie. What do i gain in that? NHIS charges 15,000 per year per person. 15,000 divided by 12 months is 1,250 per month. 1,250 divided by 30 days 41.67 per day i did not say you pay daily, just showing how cheap it is. Learn to ask for clarification if you don't understand before accusing anybody |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 1:12pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk:It wasnt the payment that was the problem. Its the service that was rotten. Hlw do you give someone who is diabetic glucose drips |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 1:13pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk:Toh you sef see am. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 1:15pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: Bennett Omalu was subjected to the same madness special fools like you exhibited in Nigeria before he got to the States. I'm sure you'll have considered him one of the foolish doctors if he remained here. The hardcore trait he's been able to nuture in this decrepit country is one of the foundation for his never say die mentality even when he was mocked to scorn for his discovery. Today he's celebrated worldwide. Yet your foolish self continues to believe nothing good can come out if Nigerian health sector despite bagging his MBBS from University of Nigeria Nssuka in the year 1990. Just because you're useless doesn't mean everyone will follow suit. You're a special type of fool remember? From this day on, you'll no longer tarnish the name called Jaqenhghar, you'll now embrace your new name befitting of a dunce of your status: Ser Dontos- the King's Fool. You Reek! |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 1:23pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
motherfucker: Bwahahahaha! |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by XhosaNostra(f): 1:25pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: Sigh. IMO, in Africa, the most incompetent people seek power. Personally, I believe in a multi-cultural society because it brings with it a broader spectrum of thinking. With that said, it's not like we haven't evolved as a whole because there're some very progressive black people (a prime example are Venda people. Will touch on that at the end of this post). It's just that the majority of black people are too emotional imo. No thinking, just an ocean of emotions. That's dragging us back in more ways than one. Back to Venda people. These people are the smartest & hardworking individuals (usually very stingy too) in my opinion. They go to other provinces to make money, so they can build these big, beautiful homes without any assistance. They make the best of any situation. Plus they support each other a lot. Wish more people were as wise as they are, because trust me, Africa would be a much better place if we all supported each other's dreams, instead of being envious of people who are doing much better than us. This is rural Venda, btw. You'll be shocked to know some of the people owning these houses probably flip burgers in the city for a living. 2 Likes
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Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 1:27pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: See why I told this Ser Dontos to go to hell? Do you know the commonest complication of Diabetes is Hypoglycaemia? I'm sure if a white skinned doc told you that, you'll accept even if it doesn't make any sense to you. I see your gullible type daily in hospitals in the North, getting fleeced and flayed of their hard earned money whenever they see "white skinned" individuals wearing ward coat, even though some of them might just be assistants or lab scientists sef from the country they come from. I laugh heavily when I see some of their diagnosis sef. Like: "Sleeping for a long time second day to unknown cause" Bwahahahaha 1 Like |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 1:29pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk: See them, see them... Half knowledge indeed is a calamitous disaster. Dunno even know how to help you... |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by brownhawk: 1:40pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:the God of helplessness and cluelessness has arrived. Welcome sir |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 1:48pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk: Nah, you can't drag me into your present mess of a state. You're the one who's actually helpless, by that I mean irredeemably hopeless. Atleast that's how far I can be of help to you. To help diagnose your condition. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by LaudableXX: 2:02pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
dominique:Yes, they are run with money. But patients who abscond without paying for treatment are in the minority, yet the hospitals go out of their way to use this excuse to deny treatment to those who are willing and able to pay for treatment, but who might be temporarily short of funds. I once got a relative admitted in a private hospital. After 1 week, he was billed 275,000 naira. I paid over 240,000 but requested for time to pay the balance, as some of my cheques had not cleared. I dropped all my contact details and everything, but they refused to agree and insisted they would detain the patient, until the balance was paid. They even claimed they would add the admission bill for the days he would be detained, to the final bill. I lost my cool. So someone who has already paid 240k out of 275k, has not tried? Why not give him the benefit of doubt? And in this hospital, they charge 25k per night for bed space, o! A bed space that is less than 2.5sqmx5sqm. The next day, a woman rushed her baby into the hospital. She was asked to pay 80k deposit. She emptied her purse and paid 35k, begging them to commence treatment, before her husband could bring the balance. They refused to treat the baby, until his condition grew worse. Someone had to advise the woman to take her baby elsewhere for treatment, if she wanted him to live. What about hospitals where you pay through the nose, and still receive lousy, below average treatment? I know someone who was admitted with a high fever as well as stomach pains, yet he was being given daily injections and drips, without any remarkable improvement. He was discharged after paying a bill of 80k, but the symptoms still persisted. He now went to another hospital for a second opinion. That was where he was discovered to have an amoebic infection. After a course of antibiotics, he was as right as rain. Total cost at the 2nd hospital was 18k. 3 Likes |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 2:05pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:Whats this donkey braying about? This happened in the shithole probably in the hospital you work. This was years ago when I was still there so I guess joke's on U. Now sit yo miserable ass someplace and focus on that PLAB exam you want to write. Dr. Successful 1 Like |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 2:06pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
LaudableXX:Pls tell them. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by QualityHealthCa: 2:43pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Jaqenhghar: Oga Ade, your brain don disconnect. Where's the correlation between my statement and your balderdash |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by omakay(m): 3:32pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
blackgold2018: That your colleague is very right. Lack of value for human life It applies to the way we work, the way we conduct business with each other, the way we conduct our religion, the way we drive on our roads and the way we even walk. Chairman, the list is endless. Just take a step back and observe how we relate with each other on a daily basis, it will be so glaring. Until we begin to show regard for ourselves as a people, this country will continue to remain the way it is and even worse. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Jaqenhghar: 3:33pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
QualityHealthCa:Oga Ade?! Who is that? I said stay off the pipe U denied. Dr. Succeesful at this rate I fear for U in UK O |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by LaudableXX: 3:50pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
sisisioge: mfm04622: mfm04622: sisisioge: mfm04622:Most of you do NOT understand how health insurance is structured in Nigeria. Most health insurance companies prefer to insure employees of an organisation en bloc, rather than single individuals who walk in, expecting to buy health insurance packages, off the shelf. Secondly, your health insurance is tied to a provider hospital which means that you can only use that particular hospital under your health plan. If you decide to switch to another hospital, you need to wait for a period of time (1-3 months in some cases) before you can start receiving treatment under your health plan, in that new hospital. Thirdly, if you buy health insurance today, you cannot start enjoying the benefit today, you need to wait for 1 month before it kicks in. If you need medical care during that 1 month window, you pay out of your pocket. Fourthly, for emergency care - if you are rushed to a different hospital from the one you are registered with under your health care plan, that new hospital still has to get in touch with your medical insurance providers before they can agree to treat you. If your health insurance provider withholds their consent, then that new hospital cannot treat you. Some hospitals do NOT even accept health insurance - it is strictly cash and carry. Finally, not every medical or surgical procedure is covered by health insurance. It all depends on the kind of ealth care plan you have in place. |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by LaudableXX: 4:08pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
brownhawk:Tell them, o! I am not against health insurance, but the way it is dished out in Nigeria is totally disheartening. When my sister wanted to buy health insurance, every HMO kept asking her if she had plans to get pregnant, or if she was actually pregnant. All those she replied "Yes,", because she was planning to get pregnant, declined to offer her any health insurance plan, whatsoever. In fact, one of them said they could take her money for the premiums under their health coverage plan, but would not provide her with any cover for any pregnancy-related condition within the 1st one year of the health plan. And this particular health plan stated childbirth and delivery was covered under that same plan, by the HMO, o! |
Re: Twitter Users Explain Why Hospitals Insist On Payment Before Treatment by Celense(m): 4:48pm On Jul 18, 2018 |
Ayoswit:Sweerie, which part of Uyo do you stay? |
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