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Originally Posted by zookester
Yes, the new health care may offer reduced costs and sliding scales BUT doctor's will still have a choice as to whom or what conditions they will treat.
As a chronic pain patient already knows it is difficult just finding a compassionate doctor willing to take on the complexities of such.. it will be worse as these new laws take effect. Not only will it be more difficult to find a doctor it will be even more difficult to get an appointment. Wait list for specialists will be much, much longer and that is a guarantee!
I feel badly for anyone fighting the workman's comp battle but, to blame doctors for the mess that it is not fair. They aren't the problem it is in part the fault of many, many individuals who choose to be fraudulent and corporations who blatantly disregard the safety of their workers and then spend millions to fight paying for care rightfully deserved by the person suffering, so that they can continue operating in hazardous ways.
Just my two cents,
Tessa
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well here it is .. workers comp was designed to be an aggreement between worker and employer that if injured worker will not sue . so it is protection for the employer .. not the worker.. verbatim from WCBNY.com
.. its bull honkies .. as an injured worker we have no real guarantees . and our rights can be taken away in the blink of an eye. by the suites..
ok to dramamtic?? go out on comp, be treated like criminal for your injuries.. youll see. the treatment is totally un american, guilty first prove innocents.
and if they take a picture of you ..TRYING to do something they use that single picture to tell a false story.. they never say what happened after the pict was taken.. but this is what is considered fair under law.. yeah for who.. the victim?? not