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• #3752
Depends on your policy?
I know when I had a healthcare thing at my old work it covered just about everything so long as you could work out which hospital they would use as the approved place to get treatment, a number of the near ones had been small non-NHS hospitals and clinics. Remember having a lengthy argument about that as after 6 years head office based outside London wanted to remove London hospitals so I'd have needed to go to Guildford or something making the policy I'd never needed to use even more worthless to me.
For most BUPA cover they just bump you up the lists, they can't do that with ICU or A+E or other time critical stuff like that. I'd expect news in a months time of people kicking off that they had been paying BUPA for years and then coronavirus came and it did nothing to help them.
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• #3753
Maybe in a parallel and kinder universe this would be possible:
https://novaramedia.com/2020/03/12/make-private-hospitals-public-now/
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• #3754
up to 15% increase in capacity by nationalising private hospitals? I'm in.
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• #3755
It’s bit unclear on how many would be ICU which will be the crux.
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• #3756
My wife isn't British
Those foreign Tories are the worst. :)
NB I thought your post was very interesting. I've been reading a lot of what the experts have to say, but I still feel very short of an approach to understanding what the best method of tackling this might be, largely because I obviously don't know anything about the virus, so her input helps.
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• #3757
111 told my son this morning it’s almost certain he’s got it, also told him they’re not doing testing at the moment
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• #3758
Is Britain just walking away?
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• #3759
Hope he isn’t too bad. Best of luck
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• #3760
Nice
Or in a more LFGSS way stop being a Cunt. -
• #3761
Sorry, I would support testing.
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• #3762
So would I. Perhaps don’t drive your agenda when someone has just stated their son is ill
Edit; they haven’t stopped testing though as I understand but switching to testing hospital population on mass.
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• #3763
2 pages ago we were supposed to support the government line.
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• #3764
There is also a logistics issue.
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• #3765
I wonder if they have a limited supply of testing kits. Would seem reasonable.
And sorry hope he, and likely the rest of you make a quick recovery.
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• #3766
Probably time for a break :-)
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• #3767
I hope they washed their hands!
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• #3768
He had a temperature and cough for three days, feels ok now, thanks for asking
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• #3769
Best wishes for your lad.
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• #3770
My daughter is a reception class teacher in Merton. She got this email yesterday...
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• #3771
Where do you live? Beeristan?
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• #3772
Just walked to the local co-op, people on the streets, milk on the shelves, nice little reality check
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• #3773
Reporting the same here , but no TP
Waitrose Kingston was TP free tooNo pasta anywhere .. but lots of flour and eggs
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• #3774
Yes
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• #3775
Manchester still seems like nothing is happening other than the lack of toilet roll.
most private hospitals have a much smaller ICU-maybe 7/10 beds but they do still have them.