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I am not an American. But it would depend on the person's circumstances. How much do they earn? If you earn little then you don't need to file a tax return. How do they earn it? Self employed or employed?Do they travel? You need a passport.How long do they live? - if they die after birth then it is very little. Do they live in the USA?What entitlements do they have?Do they have dialysis? This is federally funded.Are they on medicaid/medicare?.Are they in jail or been charged with a crime?Then how do you count it? Do you count forms filled in by the parents?Then there is the census the Constitution which held every ten years.

I think you should understand that they may just want her out of the institution. Maybe she is costing them or her insurance too much money. Here is how the hospital might look at it.She’s not going to get better, there is nothing more they can do anyway.She can progress just as well seeing someone as an outpatient.She has friends whom she can call on, or stay with if things get worse over the weekends.Because she was there involuntarily she may not want their help any longer.Just because you think she is bad-off, they may think only of people who want to kill themselves or others who constantly brag about their plans.The doctors or staff may feel threatened and don’t trust her. They are too afraid to continue with her.The nurses were told to get people out who are not bedridden and can still feed themselves, to free up some beds you see.She is a package deal, with so many problems that she really needs a variety of specialists, and her health insurance won’t pay the big money those specialists are expecting.She is going to go on disability and will be ok. She has accepted their action plan and has agreed to outpatient therapy and is willing to take her medicine as prescribed.As her friend, you should understand that mental illness is a very difficult disease to treat. It takes time and patience. There are many opportunities for improvement but her adherence to her plan is really up to her.She can threaten to kill herself to her family and friends but really has no intention to actually do it. Those physicians and hospital staff have seen it all before.People can and will rise to the occasion and take care of themselves if left on their own for a while.I have been sick my whole life and really if you care for her you should leave her alone, not give in to sympathy and crazy talk all the time. She has to get strong and work with the doctors.

It will be available in the UP Government website. Further you can email or tweet to the Chief Minister of UP requesting for the particular information. The CM is a committed social worker and leads the life a yogi, so everything is transparent about him and his Government.

I assume they have something similar to thisMontreal has the same rule. It’s the only place in Canada that does. Moreover, it only applies to the island of Montreal, not its metropolitan areas.Like New York, you can only get into Montreal by crossing a bridge or going through a tunnel. You would probably have to pass one of these signs as well.We also have a unique law here in Toronto and here’s how we let outsiders know about it.See that “STOP” sign at the bottom of the rear doors. When those doors are open, it means don’t pass the streetcar on the right.Here’s the other rule unique to TorontoSee that “Yield” sign. That means if the bus is moving into the right hand lane, you have to let it in.

talk to an attorney about it. i don’t think there’s anything you can do if you don’t have legal custody of the person. or, if possible, take action as far as her treatment is concerned. go in and speak with the director, if possible, with a big, yellow legal pad and take notes. if you still can’t get anywhere, call up a couple of newspapers and get some nosy reporters on their backs. that usually does the trick. good luck!!

Work done by 1st person = 100 forms per hourWork done by 2nd person = 90 forms per hourSo, total work in 1 hour would be = 190 forms per hourWork done in 5hours = 190* 5 = 950Now, remaining work is only 50 formsIn 1 hour or 60minutes, 190 forms are filled and 50 forms will be filled in = 60/190 * 50 = 15.7minutes or 16minutes (approximaty)Total time = 5hours 16minutes

Hi! Suresh Rawal. This question was put forward by Quora Quora as a notification, and I thought it to be extremely important from a citizen’s point of view and hence thought of answering it.It is almost impossible for anyone, other than a person related to that field, to have a sound knowledge of the services being provided.For example, it is impossible for a patient undergoing a surgery or their relatives to determine whether the surgical care provided in an operation theatre is at par with the world’s best or a surgeon is competent enough.Or, for a person sitting on an aeroplane to determine whether the pilot is adequately trained and the aeroplane is in a pristine condition to be able to withstand the vicissitudes of flying.Or, for anyone to decide whether the food provided in a restaurant/hotel is of good quality.Similarly, although it might not be feasible, even if a family member is allowed inside, there is no way s/he can gauge the nature of the treatment being provided in an I.C.U. (Intensive Care Unit) setting.That is why strict guidelines are devised by the concerned authorities (responsible governments) from time to time to monitor such institutions, and there is a mechanism in place which continuously strives to provide quality healthcare to the patients.Regular checks are conducted by the authorities, members of which happen to be the part of the profession being examined.That is why for healthy and responsible institutions to bloom and prosper, and provide services at par with the best in the world,one needs a healthy society, a competent education system, and a responsible and accountable workforce; one needs to instil the ethos that quintessentially underpins morality and ethics; one needs to reinvent the basic fabric of a society which abhors malice towards anyone and everyone.Till then, no one can ever be sure of or ascertain whether the services we are being provided, in any field, be it in the education sector or the health, the aviation sector or hospitality industry are adequate and do not jeopardise the recipient holistically.That is why corruption at any level affects the society as a whole, and there always remains a fear inside the members of that society.I hope my answer satisfies your query.Your feedback is extremely valuable. Edits and suggestions are always welcome.

The response from insurers has been to raise deductibles and out of pocket expenses to unprecedented levels (I've seen this first hand - my old policy was cancelled and replaced with one that tripled the co-pays and deductible). Emergency room visits are already skyrocketing under the ACA (see this article from Huff post:http://huff.to/1kE2kIB). A disaster waiting to happen relates to individuals who never fulfill their obligation to get insurance until they get sick. That throws medical underwriting under a bus. Insurers will respond by raising everyone's rates exorbitantly, something they can get away with under the ACA (as long as they document their "loss-ratios."