Re: Re: Choosing HMO's

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Posted by VanderSloot on June 11, 2010 at 09:02:54:

In Reply to: Re: Choosing HMO's posted by webmaster on December 01, 2001 at 09:25:26:

I have Kaiser Permanente, the waiting room ER can be packed (mostly migrants) and they don't have beds, down on Mt. Zion.

Thank God Kaiser Permanente contracts with Palomar, much better outfit. They are closer to us here in escondido, North San Diego County.

: In my experiance, anything is better than Kaiser Permanenee (including no insurance!)
: In 1997 their legal fees exceeded $10,000,000. What does that tell you?
: They would rather pay lawyers than claims.

: One case that comes to mind is how Kaiser let this heart patient blled to death in a hallway
: after major heart surgery. They settled with the widow for $400,000.

: Get a

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: I have Kaiser Permanente, the waiting room ER can be packed (mostly migrants) and they don't have beds, down on Mt. Zion. : Thank God Kaiser Permanente contracts with Palomar, much better outfit. They are closer to us here in escondido, North San Diego County. : : In my experiance, anything is better than Kaiser Permanenee (including no insurance!) : : In 1997 their legal fees exceeded $10,000,000. What does that tell you? : : They would rather pay lawyers than claims. : : One case that comes to mind is how Kaiser let this heart patient blled to death in a hallway : : after major heart surgery. They settled with the widow for $400,000. : : Get a <A href

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