koshergrl
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- Aug 4, 2011
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In Oregon, case workers' phones are ringing off the hooks because the people who previously had medicaid and who have been renewed suddenly are no longer able to fill their prescriptions.
They are calling the number provided and can't get through..I have talked to people who waited for 35 minutes with no success in getting through. Today the health authority threw out a memo assigning special people to the branches...when calls come in from people who are unable to fill their prescriptions, workers are supposed to call their assigned person, and then THAT person calls the client (if they can get them) and then they are calling the pharmacies and trying to figure out a workaround for prescriptions.
Bottom line...now the pharmacies aren't getting paid either.
But the pharmacies will just refuse to release the meds. So we'll see people dying from that, next.
Told ya this was going to happen. Old people, sick people and infants will die first. That is the progressive way.
They are calling the number provided and can't get through..I have talked to people who waited for 35 minutes with no success in getting through. Today the health authority threw out a memo assigning special people to the branches...when calls come in from people who are unable to fill their prescriptions, workers are supposed to call their assigned person, and then THAT person calls the client (if they can get them) and then they are calling the pharmacies and trying to figure out a workaround for prescriptions.
Bottom line...now the pharmacies aren't getting paid either.
But the pharmacies will just refuse to release the meds. So we'll see people dying from that, next.
Told ya this was going to happen. Old people, sick people and infants will die first. That is the progressive way.