Saturday, January 4, 2014

"TERRORISM" Obamacare confusion reigns as frustrated patients walk out of hospitals without treatment

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Hospital staff in Northern Virginia are turning away sick people on a frigid Thursday morning because they can't determine whether their Obamacare insurance plans are in effect.
Patients in a close-in DC suburb who think they've signed up for new insurance plans are struggling to show their December enrollments are in force, and health care administrators aren't taking their word for it.
In place of quick service and painless billing, these Virginians are now facing the threat of sticker-shock that comes with bills they can't afford.
'They had no idea if my insurance was active or not!' a coughing Maria Galvez told MailOnline outside the Inova Healthplex facility in the town of Springfield.
She was leaving the building without getting a needed chest x-ray. 
'The people in there told me that since I didn't have an insurance card, I would be billed for the whole cost of the x-ray,' Galvez said, her young daughter in tow. 'It's not fair – you know, I signed up last week like I was supposed to.'
The x-ray's cost, she was told, would likely be more than $500.
Galvez said she enrolled in a Carefirst Blue Cross bronze plan at a cost of about $450 per month through healthcare.gov, three days before Christmas.
'No one has sent me a bill,' she said.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius testified in a December 11 congressional hearing that the federal government can't say how many new enrollees have written checks for their first month's premiums.

1 comment:

  1. $450 per month!!! Who can afford that?! My profession is a school teacher but I have not taught for 3 years. Working on additional certifications to become more marketable but the meantime, I score academic achievement tests and sub teach in between. I have NO insurance benefits and my salary barely pays bills in a cheap apartment. How could I afford healthcare under ObamaCare? And why should I pay for all those things that I will never use or need. Why can't I pick an a la carte plan that covers things that I want covered for? And why didn't they ask the American people what we wanted before they created this boondoggle nightmare? I say scrap it, scrap it all!!

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