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Woman with 'fur on her lips' arrested for eating cat

Police in Ohio have released grisly footage of a crazed woman who allegedly stomped on a cat's head before feasting on the feline in full view of horrified witnesses.

Woman with 'fur on her lips' arrested for eating cat

Pastor accused of drowning cats as cops make astonishing discovery in his home

Insane video shows NYC man eating a RAT on the street

It’s inhumane NOT to move ahead with involuntary commitment of the worst-off mentally ill

Tags: Abuse, Animals, Arrest, Disabled, Food, Hunting, Kill, Mental Health, Policy, Religion, Safety, Survival Skills, Training, Vermin, Women In Charge

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10-Apr-2025

Nursing facilities often discharge patients when co-pays kick in

Skilled nursing facilities in the U.S. often discharge Medicare patients before daily co-payments kick in, according to a new U.S. study that suggests some patients may be sent home for financial reasons before they’re medically ready to leave.

Medicare, the U.S. health program for the elderly and disabled, pays the entire bill for post-hospital care provided by skilled nursing facilities for the first 20 days within a benefit period, researchers note in JAMA Internal Medicine. After that, most patients become responsible for a daily co-payment of more than $150.

To see how the start of co-payments might impact discharge timing, researchers examined data on more than 4.5million skilled nursing facility discharges from January 2012 through November 2016.

Overall, a total of 220,037 patients were discharged on day 20, more than the 131,558 sent home on day 19 and the 121,339 released on day 21. Compared to patients discharged on days 19 or 21, those sent home on day 21 were more likely to suffer from multiple chronic medical conditions, live in poor neighborhoods, and be racial or ethnic minorities, the study found.

Reuters

Tags: $, Aging, All Rights, Disabled, Employment, Environment, Health, Insurance, Poverty, Responsibility, Retirement, Safety, Treatment

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30-May-2019

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