Khaw wants housewives, young on MediShield
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http://news.asiaone.com/a1news/20070223_story1_1.html
want to put even more strain on lower middle income families ??
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ClickableOriginally posted by 4getmenot:http://news.asiaone.com/a1news/20070223_story1_1.html
want to put even more strain on lower middle income families ?? -
off topic but why does Khaw remind me of a Maneki Neko?
back to topic... so.. he wants the breadwinner to put more money into the great big money pit known as CPF??
where the heck is that money going? -
btw, one month wait to see a specialist for non-urgent cases?
what planet is he on?
in severe pain from a slipped disc, and i had to wait 3 1/2 months before i checked myself in to the A&E
and there, the A&E doctor, screaming into the phone, could only get the specialist to see me about 9 days later... -
oh great, another opt out scheme.
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Personally, of all their half-assed schemes, this Medisave is a real No-Brainer...!
They only know how to calculate how much you should contribute towards this 'medical funds', but the medical service in return is so damn MEDIOCRE!!
WTF for?
I rather pay for my own friggin Health Insurance Policy and be really REST ASSURED!!!
Anyone tried using it? If you have a minor medical issue it will work ok. But if you get critical, and you aren't financially well off, it's like opening your parachute in midfall to see laundry coming out over you!!
It's like squeezing the already poor for nothing in return...
WTF man...
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these opt-out schemes remind me so much of our laws.. a lot of them have a presumption of guilt where you have to prove your innocence instead...
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If you won't opt in, don't complain that you cannot afford to pay the hospital bills. If you already have a private medical insurance, you don't need Medishield and you can opt out. But if you do not have any medical insurance at all, without Medischield you are jumping off without a parachute.Originally posted by the Bear:these opt-out schemes remind me so much of our laws.. a lot of them have a presumption of guilt where you have to prove your innocence instead...
And unfortunately too many Singaporeans are doing that....I agree with Khaw it is time to force them to wear a parachute. -
There are plenty of specialists willling to see you immediately in private hospitals and clinics. If we want more specialists in the public sector, we have to be prepared to pay them more or engage cheaper specialists from India.Originally posted by the Bear:btw, one month wait to see a specialist for non-urgent cases?
what planet is he on?
in severe pain from a slipped disc, and i had to wait 3 1/2 months before i checked myself in to the A&E
and there, the A&E doctor, screaming into the phone, could only get the specialist to see me about 9 days later...
What do you expect the government to do? Imprison specialists within public hospitals? -
You don't even know the difference between medisave and medishield. Go and read up before you post, kidOriginally posted by ShutterBug:Personally, of all their half-assed schemes, this Medisave is a real No-Brainer...!
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true true.. create a need.. then fill that need
oh well.. it is true that singapore is run like a corporation
we're just chattel
nevermind... i could have gone to a private hospital, then filed for bankruptcy...
i could have gotten insurance too.. actually, i do.. but they do not cover stuff like that.. because i had a prior similar injury.. and lo and behold.. they do not cover such injuries either at that time...
oh well.. it is a sad sad world we live in... but hey.. like it was said, 66.6% of the people who voted let them do it