Search results

In your definition of emergency, then my follow up would not be appropriate to go back to an ED either, which my doctor referred. Urgent Care and ED seem to be one in the same, except an ED would actually be for more higher level care than an urgent care.

Nonetheless, thank you for your advice once again.

Thank you for your response. I dont understand how they can deny anyone services, so easily. Are there not laws against that? Its not like I said I didn't have insurance, they just walked right up and said no we don't feel comfortable and walked away. Also, I have an in network primary care, I...

I know this doesn't constitute as medical malpractice, but I'm not sure if what happened was fair. Two days ago I went to an ED and was treated at the ED. The ED told me to be seen in two days for a follow up to the treatment of the wound. They told me I could go to any ED, my primary care, or...

No problem buddy, all the bananas in the world

Why do you feel the need to comment on my boring pitiful life? You care enough to get on an Internet forum and troll. You care enough to make the assumption that I didn't take anything from the hearing. Also, I would never be one of your zoo monkeys.

Actually I was not evicted. That was the sole purpose of the court hearing, I was fighting them for landlord retaliation. So, yes, I took the win. Also, I pay my rent on time every month.

His words were the "law moves forward", but I have heard cases where people (landlords and tenants) sue for back rent.

I am living in Philadelphia, PA. I recently took my Landlord to the Fair Housing Commission Board, because they were attempting to evict me as a apart of landlord retaliation. The commission board ruled in my favor and made the landlord erase the ledger they claimed I owed. The reason for this...