More encouraging news for Americans who just may get the "let grandma die" healthcare rationing bill rammed down their throats. Based on what is taking place in the UK, more patients than the system can afford will likely result in the following, via Gateway Pundit:
Obamacare Alert: Half a Million Patients Sent Home Too Soon Each Year
"Here’s a glimpse into the future under your Pelosi-Obama-Reid health care plan…
500,000 hospital patients sent home too soon every year (and 1,500 a day readmitted for emergency care)
The Daily Mail reported:
More than 500,000 patients every year are readmitted to hospital after apparently being sent home too soon, alarming figures reveal.
Labour’s waiting-time targets have been blamed for the 50 per cent rise in emergency readmissions of patients within days of them being discharged.
Critics said it was a scandal that almost 1,500 a day were apparently being released before they are well enough, harming their recovery.
They say the targets put pressure on hospitals to discharge people early to free up beds and have turned the NHS into a ‘revolving door’.
Elderly patients are particularly vulnerable if they are sent home too soon, charities warned. There are also fears hospitals are trying to cash in from being paid twice to treat the same patient.'
And, yet Obama says you're 'fearmongering' for pointing out these obvious flaws of nationalized health care."
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Great Britain - approximately 61,500,000 people
United States - 2010 estimate 308,599,000 people
This administration and democrats think they have a cost effective plan to supply healthcare to 5 times the number of people with less problems then Great Britain is having?
Riiiiiiiiiight!
Obama Genius?
Riiiiiiiiiiight!
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