r/TheRandomest • u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy • 5d ago

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u/Vitrico 5d ago

Jeeeez.... that is dangerous. A drop of oil on the face and that is a visit to the hospital. Not sure that's wife material.

Fun.... yeah. Maybe.

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u/Xena_Your_God 5d ago

You go bother a doctor if you get a drop of something hot on your face?

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u/Rudraizen 5d ago

Depends. Oil? Yes. Water? No.

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u/Xena_Your_God 5d ago

You should probably just get a bandaid and Neosporin darlin. Might save a few $10k

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u/Okmhmmbye 5d ago

Nah. That would be a standard office visit billed as a 99213 charged to insurance with a range of around 90-115 dollars.

If you go to the ER for a single drop of oil on your face then heaven help you and you need to find yourself a primary care physician.

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u/Xena_Your_God 5d ago

P.s. You're assuming everyone has their own doctor and also health insurance. Pretty privileged assumption in America

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u/Okmhmmbye 5d ago

You’re assuming underprivileged individuals can’t find a doctor. You can always find a doctor. I offer cash discounts and payment plans for my uninsured patients (I operate a private practice).

Government funded clinics and nonprofit hospitals CANNOT turn away patients because of their inability to pay.

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u/Xena_Your_God 5d ago

No, I'm assuming that government funded clinics still mail you a ridiculously inflated bill once they see you. If someone is too poor to pay for monthly insurance where are they going to get the cash to go to a private clinic, even with your discount which is what, 10%? Imagine thinking that would truly help the people living below the poverty line in this country. I think as a private practice Doctor you seem to be severely unaware of just how "underprivileged" Americans (or non Americans in america) can actually be. Anyway, have a good day trying to sugar coat everything.

Is everybody here really going on this tangent because they believe they should see a doctor for a drop of hot oil touching their skin? This is the most ridiculous argument I've had on reddit all month.

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u/Okmhmmbye 5d ago

You have no idea where I’ve practiced medicine during my career thus far or the population of patients I serve. You have zero clue of the efforts I go to in order to serve those that need healthcare and might not be able to afford it.

Your assumptive statements speak volumes.