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my cousin-in-law’s husband has been in the ER the last eighteen (18) days to medically treat stage 4, bone marrow cancer. The medical bills the last eighteen (18) days total $102,600, but their co-pay is only $1,400.
However, the doctor indicated that they have done all they medically could, so the insurance won’t certify or cover further medical treatments, which moving forward would cost the middle-class family $5,700 per day. The doctors say continuing medical treatments have less than a 1 percent chance of survival for the next two weeks, at $79,800 total.
The insurance will cover hospice care 100 percent, but not any more medical treatment. My cousin-in-law asked me for my advice. I was thinking about their two kids and her ability to provide a roof and food for their kids. So I advise putting the husband on hospice care, with insurance covered at 100 percent.
The husband’s brothers and sisters are upset and want my middle-class cousin-in-Law to pay $79,800 for a less than one percent chance of survival. WTF? Lots of freaking family drama.
Honestly, anybody in TUG deal with a crap situation like this? *sigh*
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However, the doctor indicated that they have done all they medically could, so the insurance won’t certify or cover further medical treatments, which moving forward would cost the middle-class family $5,700 per day. The doctors say continuing medical treatments have less than a 1 percent chance of survival for the next two weeks, at $79,800 total.
The insurance will cover hospice care 100 percent, but not any more medical treatment. My cousin-in-law asked me for my advice. I was thinking about their two kids and her ability to provide a roof and food for their kids. So I advise putting the husband on hospice care, with insurance covered at 100 percent.
The husband’s brothers and sisters are upset and want my middle-class cousin-in-Law to pay $79,800 for a less than one percent chance of survival. WTF? Lots of freaking family drama.
Honestly, anybody in TUG deal with a crap situation like this? *sigh*
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