Thứ Bảy, 25 tháng 7, 2020

NPR News: City in Washington State Drives Hospitalizations Down In Coronavirus Battle

City in Washington State Drives Hospitalizations Down In Coronavirus Battle
The only hospital in Yakima, Wash., nearly reached its capacity in June due to the coronavirus. But the community took action and now offers lessons on how to bring hospitalizations down.

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Outpatient Hernia Surgery - Billed $72,375.85 [Question - Other]

I know medical cost are going out of control, but my wife had an outpatient Hernia Surgery last month and the total bill was $72,375.85 just for the hospital portion of the bill. Which included $1,794.60 for pharmacy, $6,753.24 for Devices and implants, $88.00 for laboratory Pathological, $59,866.01 for operating Room Ambulatory-Surgery and $3,874.00 for All Inclusive Ancillaries. Insurance ended allowing $32,367.69. Is it just me, or is this crazy amounts for a routine surgery? Showed up at like 10:00am, we were gone by 4:00 ish. I believe the booked the operating room for two hours, so that is like $500 per minute? $7,000 for some thread and mesh? This does not include $862.50 for anesthesia or $1,560 for the doctor.



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Dr. Bronner 18 in 1 soap AS SHAMPOO

Just wondering if anyone has used Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap as shampoo. I started a few days ago and I’m not sure if this is normal... after shampooing my hair (tried once with conditioner after and tried once without) I was brushing my hair and it looked almost like dandruff in my hair brush. I have absolutely no dandruff so I’m only assuming it’s the fifthly product coming off from my hair. I washed my hair thoroughly and my hair was greasy 5 inches from my roots to the tips of my hair. Anyone have experience with this? Or know what the white stuff is in my hairbrush?



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