What if you have a warrant of arrest and have to go to the hospital? Can they call the police on you?
They can if law enforcement has specifically requested that they be notified if a particular individual checks in, but ordinarily no, Chuck, but if the police are actively searching for someone, then they’ll keep a constant eye on hospital admission records, and if their name pops up, then they can expect to be taken into custody. Gunshot wounds, domestic and child abuse are exceptions, and they are required to report it to the police.If someone needs hospital care that requires them to remain there, then they'll be placed under arrest, possibly handcuffed within the hospital, and a police guard placed on them until they're well enough to be moved to an incarceration facility.If they really need it, then they'll need to decide which is more important, their health and life, or their freedom. If this is you, then good luck.
Does it ruin the rest of your life to be arrested once for a misdemeanor?
No of course not,It might feel like the end of the world for that day, but everyone makes mistakes and the name of the game is to learn from mistakes.As Frank Staples says, even a more serious charge doesn't spell doom for the future. People are actually quite forgiving on the whole as long as they have some assurance you are past that and do not present a risk to them (or their business).There may be some adjustment to your life goals, it may even open up the unexpected new door. I have a close relative that has more than a couple of convictions for burglary and other offences. He is now happily married with children and a successful published author and screenwriter. He used some of his experiences as part of his books.
Japanese Internment Camp Research help, please??
Hello, I may need alittle help on a research project on Japanese Internment Camps. I just need some good research sites where I can find some good info on this topic that is easy to read. Unfortunately, I also have to make a bibliography for the websites I researched at. It has to contain: Name of website. Editor/Author. Date edited. Name of Organization. Date of access. Web address. I would really appreciate your help. Because I really don't know why the hell my ENGLISH II teacher has to give us a project like this that involves difficult research... So remember, I need some good websites on research on Japanese Interment Camps that contained the information for the bibliography example I showed above. *If it doesn't have anything unimportant on it like, Date of access or Editor/Author, its ok ^_^ THANKS:)
Should I use Kaiser Permanente or Blue Shield for health insurance? Besides cost, what else should I consider?
Kaiser mostly offeres HMOs, so I’m assuming you are comparing Kaiser HMO and Blue Shield PPO. Most of the points below are still valid if your Kaiser option is a PPO.I live in Northern California and was on Blue Shield PPO last year before switching to Kaiser HMO this year, so I can only speak to my personal experience. Additionally, I am generally healthy, so besides the yearly routine checkups, I go to the doctors around once a year.I strongly recommend Kaiser HMO over Blue Shield PPO.Before I talk about why I choose Kaiser, I’ll first go over some downsides of Kaiser:You need a referral to see a specialist, so you can’t just pick a doctor on ZocDoc and waltz in to a heart surgeon’s office. I haven’t found this to be an issue yet since my primary care doctor is pretty competent.Cost wise for the plans I have, Kaiser has a slightly higher copay for non-routine visits (routine checkups are free), but honestly for me it’s the difference of $20 vs $30, so not a big factor.With that out of the way, here’s why I like Kaiser:Centralized, online medical record system (they even have a mobile app!). You can email your doctors to ask them questions, manage all your prescriptions and renew them online, see all your test results with your doctor’s comments, schedule appointments online either for an in person visit or video conferencing or just a call, see your vaccination history, etc. This is literally my dream come true.You can pick up whatever meds they prescribe you in the pharmacy IN THE SAME BUILDING instead of sending your prescription to CVS or Wallgreens, physically driving 10 minutes there and hoping they are open, giving them your insurance information, waiting however long, and realizing that you’ve spent a good chunk of your day picking up prescriptions.There are lots of Kaiser locations in the Bay Area.If you urgently need to see a doctor and your primary care is booked, you can just call Kaiser and they'll schedule you an appointment ASAP with a different doctor.I like my Kaiser doctors a lot more than my previous doctors that i find on ZocDoc.In the past, I’ve had issues with doctors billing me incorrectly because they weren’t able to look up my insurance information, eventually causing me to have to deal with a debt collection agency. When your medical provider and health insurance provider are the same, life is just much easier.
What is the lifestyle like, what are the people like, and what are the school like in Los Gatos California?
Los Gatos has a diverse population. It's a generally wealthy town with many, many million-dollar homes, though some of the smaller and older homes aren't in that price range. It's in Silicon Valley and is a popular area for high-tech execs. The school system is one of the best in California. Los Gatos High School is top-notch. Los Gatos has a great "downtown" area with lots of shops and restaurants and is a popular hangout for teens and young adults.