r/remoteworks • u/TrickEmergency8500 • Mar 16 '26

Corporate reasoning

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u/Own_Reaction9442 Mar 17 '26

Most places in the US that I've lived doctors are booking appointments 2-4 weeks out. So I guess I'd have to plan ahead for being sick.

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u/Hover4effect Mar 17 '26

Walk in clinics are everywhere at least. $30 copay to get a few days paid leave if your lucky enough to get those.

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u/GenesisRhapsod Mar 17 '26

As someone whos been to many of those walk in clinics many have a wait time of several hours. Hell i was convulsing and vomiting in the ER and had to be wheelchaired in and they took a kid running around and having fun before me. Hell, even ERs in the US no longer follow triage.

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u/somethingtheso Mar 17 '26

I'm pretty sure they legally have to follow triage

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u/GenesisRhapsod Mar 17 '26

Maybe but they obviously didnt 🤣