Hi everyone,
I am a student in University right now and was just notified that my family is not eligible for Medicare, however we are deemed to be medically needy. Thing is, I am required to pay ~$3,300 before the government steps in to help. As a student, I don't have this type of money whatsoever and I'm really worried that something will happen and I won't get treatment for it because I literally cannot afford it. I tried searching through my University to see if they provided any healthcare assistance but I can't seem to find any.
I was wondering if anyone was aware if I had any other options or not.
Is there a blood pressure monitor that just stays on your arm? i mean one that i can just put on press a button and it checks? I originally wanted a watch as that would be easier for me to keep on and remember to check but if i have to hassle with attaching something everyday I most likely will forego use
Hello, I am a CNA in Arkansas who left in the middle of my shift because I had no other help from the other CNAs at that point. I felt this was a safety hazard for me and my residents. I know that this was unethical, but my question is: is this illegal? (If you think it is patient abandonment, please post a source to the statute.) thank you.