COVID Money Paid to Hospitals Explained

This short video explains the government money paid to a hospital for each COVID patient. The truth is stranger than fiction.

From the BIN Editor…
 
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The Biden Administration is literally paying hospitals to kill American citizens

Rumored estimates state a hospital is getting $100,000 per COVID patient. 

With that much money on the table, why would any hospital bother to heal a COVID patient? Better for the hospital’s bottom line to continue using proven bad treatment policies so COVID patients die and the free bankable dollars rise.

The CARES Act provides bonus payments to a hospital if there is a diagnosis of COVID admitted

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is allowing the waiving of Patient’s Bill of Rights*

Another payment is received by the hospital because they offered/administered to the patient a free COVID test in the emergency room

The hospital gets an increase to the emergency room payment if there is a diagnosis of COVID

The hospital gets another bonus payment if they admit a patient with COVID

The hospital gets another bonus payment if the patient is put on remdesavir

The hospital gets another bonus payment if the patient is placed on a mechanical ventilator

The hospital gets a 20 percent bonus if the death certificate lists COVID reason for death even if the death was not directly caused by COVID

There are bonus payments also paid to coroners for death certificates listing COVID as the cause even if the patient death was not directly caused by COVID 

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From Dr. Peterson Pierre, MD, a Dermatologist in Thousand Oaks, California

* Medicaid waivers enable people (including children) who wouldn’t otherwise qualify for Medicaid due to income or assets to access Medicaid benefits even if the person already has private insurance. In the case of families, parental income is not considered for eligibility. Only a child’s assets or income is considered. Therefore, many children with extraordinary health care needs qualify for Medicaid waivers because they have few assets. A child must have institutional-level of care requirements to be eligible for these waivers. (https://www.medicaidplanningassistance.org/definitions/)

Maryland ia the only state which has a Medicare waiver – https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/office-of-johns-hopkins-physicians/best-practice-news/five-questions-about-the-medicare-waiver