Doc wrote:Dear all,
I've taken my maid to see the GP for several times, and today it is confirmed that she has TB. Gosh. We have lived for about 2 months... The medical insurance we purchased for her covers up to $15,000 for hospitalization. Since she needs to be quarantine and be treated in hospital, I am not sure whether of the amount the insurance covers, how much out of pocket hospital bill I would need to pay beyond the insurance amount. The insurance I bought for her is from Great Eastern Plan B.
But since TB is infectious, what would be my best strategy to deal with her?
Thank you very much.
And how does the procedure look like to send a person with diagnosed, active TB back to her country on the plane? Unless this is not required...ancientmariner wrote:
2nd Thought
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TB is a very much treatable disease and believe, good treatment can be
arranged with much lower cost in the maid's home country! It won't even
cost you the amount you are going to pay out of pocket!
What are you talking about? You can't blame me if my maid suddenly decided to go home!x9200 wrote:Because I guess nothing like this is supposed to happen or does not happen frequently or everybody pretends it does not.batgirl_cdn wrote:Why isn't there an info resource for employers for what to do in situations like this? I haven't seen anything on MOM pages.
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