How long do hard drives actually live for?
extremetech.com1 pointsby alttag0 comments
> For individuals age 55 or older, ... recovery of payments
> from the individual's estate for [specifically enumerated things,
> which does not appear to include doctor visits].
Also: > States may not recover from the estate of a deceased Medicaid
> enrollee who is survived by a spouse, child under age 21, or
> blind or disabled child of any age. States are also required to
> establish procedures for waiving estate recovery when recovery
> would cause an undue hardship.
So, at best a fear-mongering half-truth. Maybe we can agree Medicaid is for people with no money. The government seems to have a procedure that attempts to collect money from an estate, in certain circumstances, after a patient dies, if there really was money available. > injure or kill someone by electric shock.
That said, if your search page takes over a second, you're right, it might be an issue with your network.