This is just another example of the, mostly ignored, externalities of excessive immigration. Talking to liberals about a balanced immigration policy is like talking to the NRA about gun control. In the end everybody suffers.

what are ur views about health care facilities?

@FAIZ they're businesses, and businesses are about making money.

I've got some of the best insurance in the state because I'm a medical professional and I still can't afford most of my treatment. People think healthcare costs what they're charged but America has some of the largest markups in the world. It does not cost 1200 for a broken arm. You notice they bill everything seperated, that's so everyone can charge more. There is no reason a radiologist should charge 1800 to read an xray. A 10 dollar saline bag should not cost 400 dollars. It's all a game to them.

My hospital just closed their nursing home, claiming they were just too broke to keep it going, throwing 180 patients out of their home where they could get the round the clock care they needed. Tossing them out like trash.

Then they proceeded to not even a month later start a 2 million dollar renovation of our already renovated ICU. Our hospital that just couldn't afford a nursing home.

Why? Because old people on limited income don't pay as much as ICU can bring in. 'Well hey, since we aren't using the nursing home building can we donate it to the homeless shelter?' 'Of course not, we are going to turn it into fancy apartments our out of town doctors can rent for hundreds of dollars'.

Everywhere I look I see my hospital cutting corners or finding ways to rack in money with minimal effort. It is sickening. You even have to pay before getting seen in the e.r. unless you are unresponsive. 'Insurance card and copay please then we will treat your heart attack'.

@FAIZ not to mention the hospital the town over is dingy and dirty looking. It's disgusting, and the staff are terrible. The best part is, in order to make a shit ton of money, they have no specialists so any emergent patients like traumas, surgeries, or heart attacks or kidney failure, they get have to be transported to my hospital which means every patient gets slapped with a giant ambulance bill for transport that goes straight into that hospitals pocket. I have it in my emergency instructions to never go to that hospital especially if I'm dying. If I'm paying transport fees anyway, I'd rather pay my hospital or eaglemed and skip the tetanus risk lol.

@LadyAlyxandrea its a truth about todays health care facilities scenario , i agree with u. Im from India and here medical facilities became an open market to loot the saving of people.
Capitalists of world are snatching the health care facilities and educational facilities for earning a huge amount of profit.
literally time has arrived to come ahead and fight against these injustices if we want to provide a better future to our next generations.