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I’m a nurse in a psychiatric facility and I posted last month that another fellow nurse and colleague of mine caught the rona, went to the hospital, and died. She was 65 and a smoker. Ok I get it. Greater risk. However, last night, we found out that another nurse in our facility caught it, went to the hospital(which he was very much against) and died. He was in his mid 40s, unvaccinated and overall pretty healthy. No underlying conditions that we were aware of. He was very anti mask, anti covid vax and establishment. As most of us are. I am actually very in shock that they took HIM out. This just doesn’t make any sense.

I’m a nurse in a psychiatric facility and I posted last month that another fellow nurse and colleague of mine caught the rona, went to the hospital, and died. She was 65 and a smoker. Ok I get it. Greater risk. However, last night, we found out that another nurse in our facility caught it, went to the hospital(which he was very much against) and died. He was in his mid 40s, unvaccinated and overall pretty healthy. No underlying conditions that we were aware of. He was very anti mask, anti covid vax and establishment. As most of us are. I am actually very in shock that they took HIM out. This just doesn’t make any sense.

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Yeah I think it was $13k to treat them, $39k if they died, plus all the organs they would get

[–] • 1 pt

It varies from state to state, hospital to hospital, but your figures are close to what I've heard in my area.

Around $12k for admitting a patient with covid. Around $36k if they get put onto a ventilator. And around $60k if they die in hospital "with covid".

Hospitals/doctors should get paid based on RESULTS. They should get that money for every patient who they CURE AND HELP TO RECOVER. This incentivizes them to do the best they can. As it is now, they are financially incentivized to have the worst possible things happen to patients. This is so backwards it makes me sick to my stomach.