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If people didn’t have insurance they would go to the ER anyways. Besides emergencies like accidents, strokes, heart attacks, many people go to the ER because they Don’t have insurance or a doctor. Started with mostly illegals in CA swamping the ERs then as the domino effect of rising HC to pay for those who didn’t have it costs people dropped and became a domino effect.
Because they look okay doesn’t mean they are okay.
Problem with ERs is that these corporates where doctors work have too many patients. So besides your yearly visit or a follow up there is no walk ins like their used to be. So if you or a family member needs to be seen right now you wind up having to go to the ER or urgent cares.
They should make more Urgent cares with experienced staff for the more simple things or non life threatening to not overwhelm the ER with more serious things. Experiences to recognize something is more serious than a fever and malaise for instance.
That’s what most people will see in a ER even if serious or potential it’s not immediate like a heart attack, respiratory distress, stroke, serious accidents, a emergency birth, etc they’ll be in back or in surgery where you won’t see them but they’re there.
Mr Copper lol
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