There's something deeply unexplained about the U.S. coronavirus death rates compared to other countries. It can't be explained by hospital payment incentives or even leadership mistakes. For some reason, we are all blind to the biggest variable, whatever it is.
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Unprofitability is not how you sustain staff or services. Its how you go out of business.
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I think that is overly optimistic. A discharge or death cert with Covid is worth substantially higher reimbursement from CMS, regardless of treatment. (I have anecdotes, but I’ll spare you as Twitter is too littered with them)
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Seems to me that we're 50 different countries, some of which are tourist hot spots, etc.; and some of those countries are horribly mismanaged (Cuomo, NY)
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