Re: Found Michael B a new job

Actually, you are getting the kind of care they envision.
They feel that a doctor is just another contractor, like
a plumber or electrician. And that if you go to a doctor,
you're gonna pay that doctor's going rate, rather than
being covered by insurance.
Gives you a good idea why only about half of the
employees that would qualify for the WalMart medical
coverage actually enroll into it. And WalMart management
trains their employees on how to use publicly funded medical
services.
Considering that WalMart has 1.5 million employees, their
way of doing things is the shape of things to come.

http://www.alliedquotes.com/Resources/Wal-mart-Employees-Coverage.html

On Feb 24, 10:06 pm, "Cheeky ***" <InvalidEm...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Already been written about on the blog LOL

I can think of a few posters here who already have "Walmart care" LOL

CB"Michael B" <baugh...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

news:269076c8-ec65-4937-9dc1-029804bc58f8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I think it would be a great opportunity for them. They could become
the foremost authorities on pediatric lead poisoning.

On Feb 23, 1:37 pm, "Cheeky ***" <InvalidEm...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
LOL keeping up with the persona I found Mike B a new position at his old
employer.

Wal-Mart expanding in-store health clinics
The retailer plans to roll out 400 clinics at its stores that will be
jointly branded with local medical groups.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Insurance/InsureYourHealth/WalMa...

Talk back: Would you use Wal-Mart's medical
clinic?http://moneycentral.msn.com/community/message/thread.asp?board=smarts...

I wouldn't as I already know "discount" healthcare.

Cheeky Grin to Mike

CB

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