Worker served with $147,000 C-class bill
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Originally posted by goodheart:
Usually the army will inform you of your reservaist around 1 month early. so you can go and book your medicial appointment and arrange it on your reservaist period.not only free but can ask doctor to give you mc too so 1 day less of reservaist
NO. SAF will only cover you during your NSF, 2 years. NOT reservist. Even if it is a service injury during your ICT, it will take years to claim the medical bill from SAF. And it is only compensated to governement hospital and restricted SAF wards. Dont go to the wrong wards. Else you will not get even a single cent back.
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The person stays in the wrong place. He should have remained in the C-class ward and not transfer to the private ward. And once he can walk, he should to demand to get out of the hospital ASAP.
If it is a work-related injury, it is compensated under the worker compensation act. And it is only restricted to a specific ward, periods and etc.
In the hospital, during a stay, if the nurse ask you if you want any biscuit kindly, you should check with her, what is the price. That applies for Milo, water etc. I remember one small piece of biscuit cost SGD $1.50 per piece. One small cup of Milo is SGD $ 2.00. Even if you are hungry, tired and thirsty. Think before you ask for anything. Else you will get a big bomb.
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what?? lol. Milo and biscuits shd be complimentary, not profiteering stuff.
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Originally posted by Rock^Star:
what?? lol. Milo and biscuits shd be complimentary, not profiteering stuff.
It's like budget airlines.
You need to pay for food and drinks.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_630740.html
Oh no, now healthcare is "affordable".
Not just affordable.
"Highly affordable".
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Originally posted by Lokey:
The person stays in the wrong place. He should have remained in the C-class ward and not transfer to the private ward. And once he can walk, he should to demand to get out of the hospital ASAP.
If it is a work-related injury, it is compensated under the worker compensation act. And it is only restricted to a specific ward, periods and etc.
In the hospital, during a stay, if the nurse ask you if you want any biscuit kindly, you should check with her, what is the price. That applies for Milo, water etc. I remember one small piece of biscuit cost SGD $1.50 per piece. One small cup of Milo is SGD $ 2.00. Even if you are hungry, tired and thirsty. Think before you ask for anything. Else you will get a big bomb.
Eh wah lao, you think Nurses so free put up charge form for biscuit and milo ah? we everyday do daily charging for things we should charge is bloody tiring already can, who got time go check who took extra milo and biscuit lol. maybe for private hospitals they will do so.