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rurallib

(62,411 posts)
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:35 PM Jul 2012

Forgive me for bringing this up but health care for some of the victims in Aurora

If we had universal health care there would be no issue.
But some of the victims will no doubt be uninsured.
Others more than likely will have caps that they will exceed.
Not sure what else may happen.

With all the other trauma these people have endured, will they potentially end up losing all they own to cover medical bills?

Am I making too much out of this?

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Forgive me for bringing this up but health care for some of the victims in Aurora (Original Post) rurallib Jul 2012 OP
No, you are not making too much out of it. madaboutharry Jul 2012 #1
Any idea what happens then? rurallib Jul 2012 #2
Gov. Hickenlooper just did a presser and said they would be taken care of flamingdem Jul 2012 #3
All who were in that theater Politicalboi Jul 2012 #4
Those are good questions. Due to the national nature of the tragedy the under-insured will be PoliticAverse Jul 2012 #5

madaboutharry

(40,209 posts)
1. No, you are not making too much out of it.
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:38 PM
Jul 2012

The medical bills for those critically insured could exceed hundreds of thousands of dollars, even a million dollars.

rurallib

(62,411 posts)
2. Any idea what happens then?
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:43 PM
Jul 2012

bankruptcy?
I am sure the hard right could give a fuck less.
You know - you make choices in life ........

flamingdem

(39,313 posts)
3. Gov. Hickenlooper just did a presser and said they would be taken care of
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:44 PM
Jul 2012

and he knows it will be a long term situation. He was very good, we'll see.

 

Politicalboi

(15,189 posts)
4. All who were in that theater
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:49 PM
Jul 2012

Needs to get an attorney. They need to sue the movie house. Like home owners insurance, they must have it I presume. Did the fire door lock from the outside? This might prompt alarms on exit doors that are opened when on a timer. Alarms off when movie over. Red light, armed, green light go.

PoliticAverse

(26,366 posts)
5. Those are good questions. Due to the national nature of the tragedy the under-insured will be
Fri Jul 20, 2012, 09:50 PM
Jul 2012

in a good position though.

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