extreme ear pain...

Hear Again said:
no, it wouldn't. if a person cannot afford treatment at the er, they can always make payment arrangements. it's against the law for the er to refuse treatment to anyone. besides, a hospital would rather accept $20/month as payment for their services instead of nothing at all. aside from that, a hospital cannot prove someone isn't an indigent since they have no access to their personal assets or insurance records if that individual doesn't provide an insurance card. if a hospital requests a social security number, a person can always lie and say they don't have one.
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That would be fraud and could land the person in jail. Plus the government now requires SSN at a very early age so that would not be believed.
 
Shadow said:
That would be fraud and could land the person in jail. Plus the government now requires SSN at a very early age so that would not be believed.
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not if a person can't remember their social security number or said they lost their social security card.
 
I read about the eardoc, and it looked very good to me. Does it vibrate on the skin? It cost 55 dollars which is almost a good price. Perhaps, it might relief HOH33stars's pain.
 
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