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answered on Sep 14, 2021
Approved for what? You should repost your inquiry with more information.
I was never served a summons or notified about this bill for a hospital. I left NY in November 2010 to move to Georgia So a judgement was passed on October 12th 2010 and I am just now finding out about this. Do I have to pay this? Is this even legal?
answered on Aug 27, 2021
What does this have to do with Florida law? Ask your question at Justia > Ask a Lawyer > New York.
I showed the manager the plastic and she knew exactly where it came from.
answered on Aug 5, 2021
OK so I have had several cases like this. If you see blood in your stool or if you pass blood, don’t be alarmed, because this usually goes away after a while with a very sharp object like glass or sharp plastic is adjusted. If you do pass blood, make sure you take a picture of it so that you can... View More 
answered on Jul 23, 2021
The medical care provider would probably want to read the text of the directive to see whether both agents are needed to authorize any medical procedure.
it would be the reminder of my maximum out of pocket. Four months later, they send me a bill for regular services provided to my baby post-delivery. I also requested an estimate of charges at the hospital, and nurse in charge said hospital doesn't provide estimate of charges. I believe this is... View More
answered on Jul 23, 2021
Your belief that your rights have been violated is incorrect; what is your question?
My insurance company is charging a 1100% markup for wrist braces, discounted to 450% for in-network.
First, my doctors office told me the cost for the braces was $10.40 when I asked how much they were. A week later I received a bill for $224 (discounted from $566)
They admitted... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2021
American healthcare is unlike any other business of supply and demand. In the healthcare world, the healthcare provider and the health plan agree on prices. You as the consumer (patient) do not dictate, negotiate or drive pricing up or down. You agree to pay the health plan premiums without price... View More
She has never asked for this in the past years
answered on May 10, 2021
People on Medicaid have to reapply for continuation of there benefits every three or four years. And the government's rules governing who gets Medicaid are changing. The new rules and application procedures and approval criteria will be able to thin the herd by finding other sources of support.
answered on May 8, 2021
It really depends on two things. First, what does your final judgment and/or marital settlement agreement say about this? Second, what is the purpose of the children going to the doctor? There is no one right answer to your question, it really depends on the facts and circumstances. It would... View More
Based in FL
answered on Apr 7, 2021
It is up to the health insurance provider whether they will accept an ITIN number instead of SSN. Some do, others don't. If you are an immigrant, be careful about getting benefits that may cause you to be considered a "public charge".... View More
Blatant disregard For my safety, accusing me of lying about an emergency, take me to the hospital that I verbally told not to take me there, and he also told the hospital staff that I was faking, yelled at me when he got to my house, enforce me to walk 30 or more feet to him while in agonizing... View More
answered on Jan 21, 2021
This is a very interesting question. It is important to note that anyone can file a lawsuit in Florida for almost any reason. However, the critical question you may want answered is will you prevail on a negligence claim against the EMT. It appears that the answer will depend in part on whether you... View More
I have been on pain pills since 1990. I have arachnoiditis and take pills as needed. The last 2 visits he asked me how many I take a day. It depends if I need it or not. I lay in bed all day. I said sometimes I only take 2 a day because that is all I need and he kicked me out of his office and... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2021
No physician is required to continue treating a patient, especially if the physician feels that to continue treating the patient and prescribing medication would violate his professional standards. You can always try to find another physician who agrees with you regarding the proper course of... View More
My name is Veljko, I am a 44 years old and HIV positive male originally from Serbia. I have been in a domestic partnership for four years with my fiance Sasha, since we don't have an option to legalize our relationship in our home country.
Back in 2004 I was persecuted for the first... View More
answered on Nov 24, 2020
You can apply for asylum. the question is whether you have a testiminy and documentation to demonsrate that you qualify for asylum.
Where HIV was at one time a ground of inadmissibility it is no longer. However, you may be required to show that you have insurance to cover your medical... View More
answered on Nov 15, 2020
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It could be helpful to have additional information here. If being subjected to UV light is something arising in the course of your employment, this could be more an employment law matter than a personal injury... View More
and I added her to the deed so she was comfortable. Later I took out a small 2nd mortgage for a car, she signed it but was not happy about it. she wanted a walk-in tub and wanted to remodel my bathroom. She has been living with me for four years. She has not remodeled the bath or paid any groceries... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2020
Unfortunately, its her house (partially, as she's on the deed) and you cannot force her to spend her money as unfair as it may seem.
My boyfriend had an accident where an axe ended up in his foot. He went to the ER and they sewed him up and sent him home. He saw a podiatrist days later, who told him they should never have sewn him up. He ended up having to stay in the hospital for over a week while they fought the infection that... View More
answered on Oct 10, 2020
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. It would be difficult for an attorney to answer your question as to whether your boyfriend has a case based on these brief facts. To answer your question, most attorneys would want to see medical records and consult... View More
My son has decided to not take his Meds. We are up against a system (HEPA law) that protects him but not his care taker (me) I need some control over his decision-making or lack there of! This is a long story and it is a 10 yr fight to help keep my son off the street! I need help to get me in front... View More
answered on Sep 15, 2020
You sound like you need a guardianship for your son. In court, the judge will review a letter from a doctor explaining the situation. You will have an attorney, and your son will have an attorney. Often the attorney for the son will tell the judge after meeting with the son that they feel the... View More
We recently formed a small 7 household HOA in order to be able to insure our commons pool/clubhouse jointly owned after the developer left our compound. Our HOA Board has declared the pool to be PUBLIC with draconian State Regulations attached. The Board is refusing to admit they might be wrong... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2020
No, the pool for common use and the residential lot, unless it is owned by someone other than the HOA is now common area.
my license was suspended in 2004. i am ready to fight to get reinstated but i dont have 10000$ to pay an attorney to get it back. please help
answered on Jul 12, 2020
Only a Florida attorney could advise you on this, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry that happened to you, given the investment and sacrifice involved in obtaining such a difficult license. As a GENERAL matter, you could contact other attorneys to discuss pricing. Licenses... View More
I recently discovered that my Primary Care Physician has entered in my medical records that I have an "Alcohol Dependence" problem. This is inaccurate, as by a standard AUDIT test I score 4 and am not in such a category, which requires a score of 8 or more. Their entry is unfounded and... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2020
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I don't blame you for your take on the determination - it is harmful to you, based on the incorrect information you describe, and you have the right to want it corrected. Politely ask your doctor to review your... View More
A large part of my job moved everyone to work from home back in March. We are all working remotely and no one plans on returning. ( Our employer agreed and likes us working from home.) They have requested that everyone has to send them daily temps for those working at home and in the office. For... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2020
It doesn't seem to make much sense, but you had better do it. You give up any right to privacy when you agree to work from home. If you don't like it you can always quit.
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