[namngulfvet]

This just came out in the local news. Liberal Socialist Governor Pat Quinn today Aug 1 2012 signed into Law that if you are on Medicare you can not take over 4 pills a day..

WELCOME TO THE NEW COMMUNIST PARTY OF OBAMA CARE AND THE LIBERAL FUCK YOU PLAN....

As soon as I get a link I will post it....

[namngulfvet]

Thats 4 pills a day and no more. the medicare program will not pay for it...

Nice eh

[namngulfvet]

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn achieved one of his top legislative priorities Thursday, signing a $2.7 billion package of cuts and taxes designed to repair a long-term deficit in the state's Medicaid program.

The Chicago Democrat signed five bills, including a tax increase on cigarettes of $1 per pack and $1.6 billion in Medicaid spending reductions.

"One of our most important missions in Springfield this year was to save Medicaid from the brink of collapse," Gov. Quinn said in a statement. "I applaud the members of our working group and of the General Assembly, who worked together in a bipartisan manner to tackle a grave crisis."

The cuts will mean leaner services for the state's 2.7 million Medicaid patients. More than 25,000 working parents will lose state-funded insurance coverage.

http://www.chicagobusiness.com/article/ ... -tax-bills

[Grog]

"Patients will be limited to four prescription drugs per month without prior approval."

That's from the article. Is that what you're talking about?

[namngulfvet]

Prior approval by whom? The Dr or some Gov hack.

[Boff]

if you are on Medicare you can not take over 4 pills a day.

Thats 4 pills a day and no more.

First, get some remedial education on English comprehension.

Second, learn the difference between Mediscare and Medicpaid.

Third, there is no limit on the number of pills one can take. There is a limit on the number of prescriptions, not pills, for which the state will pay without prior approval. And yes, that approval will probably come from a pencil pushing government employee interested in his compensation and pension with only bureaucratic training as opposed to medical training. OTOH, a review of how some medical professionals are gaming the system should convince you of the necessity of this move.

Frankly, this entitlement mess has gotten ridiculous. I advocate a single dole amount for each individual who surrenders their franchise and let them spend it on food, housing, cable TV, medical care, or recreational drugs as they see fit and hope they die soon.