2 Responses for "Is this an example of why health care costs so much…?"

1. Vanessa Hudgens March 14th, 2010 at 12:18 pm 1

   To answer your question, I don't live in a country where ANYONE would pay $12,000 to see a Dr. I know and have worked with Drs who wouldn't charge people that – they would just treat them for free. And my gf's daughter when she was young banged her shin, and her hubby didn't want to take her to the Drs, and her daughter was carrying on and crying really badly. I happened to go over there, took one look at her and her leg and told them to get her to the Dr and/or hospital. It turned out she had osteomyelitis – if they had waited 'to save money', she would have lost her leg – not COULD have, she would have. She spent weeks in hospital on massive IV antibiotics, and there was some talk of even amputation. I certainly wouldn't be compromising anything for children's care; remember, children can't tell you what they are feeling correctly most times or they are too young. I do agree health care is spiralling out of control, but I as a health professional would not be charging anyone anything to assess them. I do agree u don't have to run to the Dr for everything, but if a child looks/feels unwell, is constantly crying or is the opposite – very quiet, pale, lethargic u should be going to the ER/ED. As I said I would get a child checked no matter what.

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