Orlando Sanchez Dead

TX Cll. y
Pressure Project said:
Even with "full coverage" insurance you'll pay out the ass if anything even remotely serious happens to you.

Health insurance was halfway decent a couple decades ago, but now - to hell with it.
Click to expand...
I know even with HI, that medical bills are bad, but I didn't know they were literally insane. Hell to me, it seems HI isn't really that helpful, especially considering having HI literally affects how you're treated, and can in essence override your doctors recommend treatment for the patient. Also the fact that they deem certain ailments treatments "non essential" is borderline criminal, if you take my money, you should be required to do the treatments I want, or at minimum under the doctors recommendations since not only are they medically educated, they're there in prison at the situation.


That's not even beginning to touch the red tape beaucratic bullshit. :mad:
 
At least he got to watch Strickland KTFO’d before he passed.

RIP to a true Chad.
 
TheMood said:
Has cause of death been announced?
Click to expand...
Pretty sure not yet . Hate to speculate but I would guess heart attack ? Dude was obese ( though heavily muscled ) and had heart problems I heard and addiction issues. Rumors of steroid use too but not confirmed . All together , not a recipe for Health and clean açaí bowl living .
 
cheesus said:
Didn't see this one coming, he recently shed a lot of weight and looked in good health for a big guy. He was a high profile member of the BJJ community, winning ADCC in 2015 as well as a training partner / coach of many mma athletes. RIP, my condolences to friends and family.

5a7e59150302e.png


ADCC champion Orlando Sanchez passes away - Grappling Insider
Click to expand...


A lot of Athletes are dying young, its concerning
 
Coconutwater said:
That’s an exaggeration. The dude is no doubt high level, ADCC class, but again, everyone can despise his attitude while recognizing his professional achievements, yes, I still think he’s a punk and so do many others. It’s possible to feel two things at once about a person….
Click to expand...
Visited his gym in LA back in the day just to try it out. He ran it military style. Lots of aggro dudes in there and white belts trying super hard to impress him. There were a lot of stories about him and how he ran his gym, not many of which were positive. Anyway, he's passed on now. RIP Orlando.
 
Pressure Project said:
Even with "full coverage" insurance you'll pay out the ass if anything even remotely serious happens to you.

Health insurance was halfway decent a couple decades ago, but now - to hell with it.
Click to expand...
It depends on a lot of things. Is there an annual out of pocket maximum?
An HMO is good if you want to avoid unexpected costs.
I prefer a PPO but I’m not too concerned about out-of-pocket expenses in the long cent I want to choose my provider or procedure.
 
180bysummer said:
I'm not American so my understanding of US health care is limited - you pay $400 out of pocket, but is your employer is paying a lot to keep you covered as well? Is it possible to know how much your employer is paying? If you were to become unemployed, are you able to easily figure out how much you would need to pay to maintain the same level of coverage? Not trolling, genuinely curious.
Click to expand...
It depends on your employer. Your question is kind of like asking do Americans make $50k or do they make $200k.

The best employers will pay ALL medical enrollment fees. Not a dollar is deducted from paychecks. Usually union jobs. Mine also contributes to an annual fund to pay for out-of-pocket or deductible expenses. It rolls over year to year.

most corporate jobs there is a shared cost where the employer pays the majority and the employee puts up some.
 
HunterAcosta said:
Pretty sure not yet . Hate to speculate but I would guess heart attack ? Dude was obese ( though heavily muscled ) and had heart problems I heard and addiction issues. Rumors of steroid use too but not confirmed . All together , not a recipe for Health and clean açaí bowl living .
Click to expand...

All I've seen so far was that he passed in his sleep at home.

Could be cardiac or something else.
 
Hypetrainofthemonth said:
TX Cll. y

I know even with HI, that medical bills are bad, but I didn't know they were literally insane. Hell to me, it seems HI isn't really that helpful, especially considering having HI literally affects how you're treated, and can in essence override your doctors recommend treatment for the patient. Also the fact that they deem certain ailments treatments "non essential" is borderline criminal, if you take my money, you should be required to do the treatments I want, or at minimum under the doctors recommendations since not only are they medically educated, they're there in prison at the situation.


That's not even beginning to touch the red tape beaucratic bullshit. :mad:
Click to expand...
Health insurance can cost you more sometimes. They'll charge you out the ass if you have good insurance, but will write off a lot if you're uninsured. Literal insanity. And it started in Texas! The first health insurance company was Blue Cross Blue Shield, which was a sort of hospital network discount club for teachers in Fort Worth-- an HMO in other words. They had to be unmarried women. Once you were married or knocked up, you couldn't be a teacher anymore. Saner times? Some would say yes.
 
Not that insurance companies won't pull some sneaky stuff, but because of "Obamacare" (the ACA, affordable care act) people in US get certain "preventive" services covered with no out of pocket cost. This should include an annual "wellness exam" or what we think of as a checkup. But if you call for a visit and say you've been having heart palpitations or bloody stool, then the diagnostic tests done for that stuff won't be free.

Ultimately we should be honest with our doctor, but if you phrase your visit as just preventive and not for specific problems, it should be covered.

https://www.bluecrossnc.com/members/health-and-wellness/preventive-care
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Latest posts

Forum statistics

Threads
1,280,654
Messages
58,308,207
Members
175,999
Latest member
joshvegas

Share this page

Back
Top