Hospital's Turmoil to Rescue Injured NYPD Officer | New Amsterdam
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- When a NYPD officer is hit by a car in the line of duty, the hospital is turned upside down trying to save her. Meanwhile, Kapoor (Anupam Kher) and Iggy (Tyler Labine) work with a patient struggling with previous surgery. Also starring Ryan Eggold as Max Goodwin, Janet Montgomery as Lauren Bloom, Freema Agyeman as Helen Sharpe and Jocko Sims as Floyd Reynolds.
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Season 1, Episode 19, Happy Place,
The hospital staff struggle to save an NYPD officer who was hit by a car on the job. Meanwhile, Kapoor and Iggy try to help a patient struggling with effects of a previous surgery.
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In the wake of the ambulance crash that ended Season 1, medical director Dr. Max Goodwin grieves the death of his wife, Georgia, and learns the difficulties of being a single parent - all the while continuing his commitment to solve systemic health care issues at the hospital. Add in his new responsibilities as a father and with cancer still lingering in the rearview mirror, everyone around Max must wonder how long he can sustain this impossible load. But "How can I help?" is not just Max's catchphrase, it's his reason for living. As long as he's helping others, Max is able to find hope in the most hopeless of places. The cast includes Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman and Jocko Sims, with Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher.
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ABOUT NEW AMSTERDAM
In the wake of the ambulance crash that ended Season 1, medical director Dr. Max Goodwin grieves the death of his wife, Georgia, and learns the difficulties of being a single parent - all the while continuing his commitment to solve systemic health care issues at the hospital. Add in his new responsibilities as a father and with cancer still lingering in the rearview mirror, everyone around Max must wonder how long he can sustain this impossible load. But "How can I help?" is not just Max's catchphrase, it's his reason for living. As long as he's helping others, Max is able to find hope in the most hopeless of places. The cast includes Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman and Jocko Sims, with Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher.
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As a veteran I hate that Vietnam vets got shafted so bad. They did and DO deserve better.
I have a question should russian soldier be treated bad as well
His talking about medically treatments from the VA moron
@@tede9680different country and system
you don't want to know the BS I had to go through to get my dads records from Vietnam to prove that they stationed him in at least 3{!} locations that got sprayed by Agent Orange. Thank god for congressional staffers that care and can light a fire under the VA and FOIA.
As the son of a Vietnam veteran Marine, I agree with you. My dad told me many times as a kid that, when he returned to the States in '69, all he wanted to do was "get on with his life". He's healed a lot since then and has even visited Vietnam twice in the last decade. He's found his closure, and he gets good care from the VA, but it's wrong that they weren't treated better then rather than so many years having to pass before they'd receive some modicum of respect.
That ending almost made me tear up. I wish every vet was treated with the same level of compassion and understanding, they’re heroes.
Amen ..
Unfortunately we aren’t treated well. I’m a Navy Veteran and I will say the VA is very slow and disorganized. 1 appointment wait time can be 3 months away and the appointment will always have you waiting for another consultation. I had a back injury and I had to wait 2 years to get a consultation. It’s very sad
When the cop found out the truth, he went from hating the guy to having compassion for him. He knew that it wasn't his fault
Shame so many are too fixated on his initial anger instead of the change to compassion.
Think there's a little racism involved here?
sure. but the problem is what he was going to do when he thought the dude was at fault. which is why they need to follow laws and rules.
I like to think the officer had a dad or grandfather who fought in Vietnam
@@jldog134 He might have been ex-service in which case his mentors were possibly Nam or Cold War vets.
Big grown man like me shed real tears at the end , I wasn’t expecting that.
same here
Same here ‼️ My whole Baptist Church preachers and Sunday Schools teachers family members farmers and vegetables and fruits garden growers and carpenters are military Services members in world war 1 to 2 through 2000 wars against Iran and Muslim and Arab and Syria Hamas and Palestinians Hamas terrorists Syria China North Korea Japan and Germany Dictator Eugenics Hitler Nazi and Vietnam and Taliban terrorists over 100 years ago was never treated fairly like regular non- military Services members in America
I can't imagine what it's like to be a vet of any sort of a war! Any vet deserves to get help with PTSD and everything else ❤❤
My dad was in Vietnam, same as this fictional soldier. They couldn't safely wear their uniforms through airports without being spit on and attacked by "peaceful protesters." None of them wanted to be there. Dad enlisted in the Air Force because he was drafted into the Army. He and my mom figured that he had a better chance of coming back alive in the Air Force even though it was a longer commitment. They didn't have enough money to buy a car so he could get to school and hitchhiking 15 miles down the interstate just wasn't reliable transportation, so he lost his student deferment and the Army came knocking the next day. Those "protesters" were the ones with enough money to hide out in Canada or stay in college then graduate school getting multiple degrees until they were safe from the draft. Now they're the congressmen and senators who don't give half a gnat's arse about whether the vets have proper healthcare.
You never know when a stroke, seizure or heart attack is going to happen It can happen to a perfectly healthy person
Add pulmonary embolism to that. I was walking through my kitchen a few minutes before midnight on my way to the back door to let my dog back inside. Next thing I know, I wake up in the floor, leaning against a kitchen cabinet, a can of dog food digging into my back, covered in sweat and gasping for air. My dog was right outside the door raising twenty different kinds of hell trying to get in. I assume he smelled that something was wrong, because he had been deaf as a stone for over three years by then.
Fortunately, I had my phone in my pocket and hadn't broken it when I fell. Called someone to let the dog in but refused to go to the hospital that night. The next night, almost 24 hours later I finally conceded that I could barely breathe and went to the ER.
I had a saddle PE, which is the worst type of PE that it's possible to have. It blocks bloodflow to both sides of your lungs and keeps your brain from getting oxygen. I had zero of the normal symptoms, but my right leg was almost a solid blood clot. It most likely threw the clot that went to my lungs. When I fell, the clot likely shifted enough to let a trickle of blood through, enough to let me regain consciousness rather than die in the floor. Every pulmonogist I talked to at the hospital said I shouldn't have survived because that was "the widowmaker of the pulmonary world."
The only "symptom" I had was feeling a little more tired than usual, but who doesn't feel tired sometimes?
I'm extremely lucky that it happened while I was at home and not driving. Or engaging in any of my hobbies that involve propane torches or soldering irons. I'll be on blood thinners the rest of my life because they don't know what caused the clots in the first place. There's a decent chance that it's an extremely rare genetic blood cancer that my grandmother had, but there's no real treatment for it. Staying in the blood thinners is the really the only option there too. Anyway, at least I was home and not in a position to kill myself or anyone else that night.
Our vets often get screwed over when it comes to medical care and such, and they really hit hard the vets of the Vietnam Era.
My dad was in Vietnam, same as this fictional soldier. They couldn't safely wear their uniforms through airports without being spit on and attacked by "peaceful protesters." None of them wanted to be there. Dad enlisted in the Air Force because he was drafted into the Army. He and my mom figured that he had a better chance of coming back alive in the Air Force even though it was a longer commitment.
They didn't have enough money to buy a car so he could get to school and hitchhiking 15 miles down the interstate just wasn't reliable transportation, so he lost his student deferment and the Army came knocking the next day. Those "protesters" were the ones with enough money to hide out in Canada or stay in college then graduate school getting multiple degrees until they were safe from the draft. Now they're the congressmen and senators who don't give half a gnat's arse about whether vets have proper healthcare.
Yah the jews in charge hate paying
My grandpa died from war from the chemical agent orange. He died in 2018 2 years before I graduated from high school. I miss him a lot.
Rip Grandpa., and Amen 🙏🙏
I went through the same thing with my dad from agent orange.
Remember that the "dangerous precedent" described by accounting here is "people getting healthcare"
Not that simple
They explain word for word.
Either they accept the voucher & allow for more privatisation (something this show is clearly biased against) or allow help for ALL vets but he won’t get the help he needs.
I know it seems that like it that simple but as someone that studies healthcare access these are legitimate concerns. The VA has become increasingly privatized in recent years. This has been put forward as an efficiency problem solution. In some ways it does do that people that live farther from their VA hospital have options. However, what it usually comes done to saving money. Like the clip show privatizing allows VAs to shut down essential programs or whole department. The quality of providers involved in privatization is very hit and miss and because the VA has little direct discretion their is a limited amount they can do. Healthcare shouldn’t be about money but privatization makes it intricately entangled. All of this setting aside how the government/military is being allowed to get away with their breaking word. When you join the deal is suppose to be if you complete your contract in reasonable standing with us we will provide you with access to the healthcare you need especially if it is connected to your service. Instead the VA is being underfunded and the department fights tooth and nail over whether something is service connected.
@@bpax7119 My mom works in the VA as a nurse and she'll tell you that there is a lack of doctors and nurses. The VA is unfunded and doesn't have enough locations.
with how much money the miltitary gets we should be having no healthcare funding problems, maybe its time we pull out of africa and other countries, like syria and use the money to have clean water for our troops and fully fund their healthcare and after living arrangements if need be. @@bpax7119
Well yeah, but who could expect that people who are dying would actually USE those vouchers?
There's no issues as long as no one tries to use the system they pay for
There was a cop near where I lived a few years ago that had a stroke behind the wheel while on duty. Went out of control in an intersection near a school and hit another car. Luckily no one was hurt, but it could have been so much worse.
Wow crazy
“Someone call security!!!!” (On a cop….)
“I think we got security covered” 10 cops around)
Yeah no conflicts there lol 😂
Imagine waking up and hearing a doctor say. “Good call” haha.
that's powerful and emotional and yea vets deserve better than what they get sometimes
Lol. Ok. The first Sergeant in that room would have that place cleared in three seconds on a bad day. The most unbelievable part of this episode is that you had thirty cops in an ICU being stupid.
"Stupid" can happen when you have a brother or sister in your service lying on a gurney.
I'm pretty sure if you have a seizure or stroke while driving and it causes an accident, you're not at fault for obvious reasons.
Agreed.
Yeah but if he knew this could happen then he should have taken precautions
@@dominika4009 Who's to say he didn't? the medicine prescribed for seizures or other neurological diseases aren't foolproof. even if he did everything right he still could have a seizure.
@jaycorbin so then he shouldn't drive at all
@@timothysweezey1291 Well that’s just stupid. He shouldn’t be allowed to drive at all because he has a 1% chance of having a seizure or stroke? I’m betting you have more than a 1% chance of having a heart attack while driving, and yet you drive all the time.
if only this kind of "Compassion" knew everyone
now thats two great acts of kindness that is improbable in todays world.
Anybody else shed a tear 🥲
No
No not me 😭 I just lived nextdoor to the Onions Factory and I have allergies ,yes I have allergies and I'm sticking to my story .
LOL 😂 okay I admitted I did cried. I'm a grown country guy living in America 60 years old.
Martha Jones is still one of the best Doctors out there never expected her to leave UNIT for a general hospital though 😂
she needed a new identity, that's why she moved to the US
😂
This was the first time I ever saw a clip of this show and I started crying at the end
Not only did his country fail him, by extension they failed that officer by not taking care of him.
This actually made me cry.
This is one of the biggest problems with the saying "Brothers in Blue" they want revenge when one of their own get hurt but go about it the wrong way, wanting revenge instead of justice
I know it's hard to suppress emotions, but officers need to maintain professionalism at all times because they technically represent the law, so they need to be held to a higher standard than normal people
OK dude. Basing real life on a TV show lol
@@patricktalbot8980it has happened in real life
@@patricktalbot8980definitely happens in real life 😂
So if a dui driver killed your whole family and only got lets say 2 years jail and 10 years probation that would be fair to you???? ( i made up the years ). your not a man if you dont want revenge killing
@@michaelmason5562 the DUI driver was sent to jail though in your scenario, from that point onward, you can't really do anything without getting in trouble yourself
and the guy had a tumor he couldn't get treated because he was screwed over medically, you're saying the guy should be punished and blamed for that
Talk about a plot twist! Got me heading to the tissue box. Awesome!
Sadly, this is all too true of the VA hospital system m. My Dad is veteran and work for the VA in supply management for years. While, some benefits have come from increased privatization it has come at tremendous cost often to quality and access in many ways.
God Bless Our Veterans 🇺🇸
The ending is a tear jerker.
He might’ve hurt the officer but it would make the officer any better then the man if he hurt him because vengeance doesn’t solve anything
At certain times it is
@@danerichards7280Not in this case. And even so, cops are meant to be held to a higher standard. Vigilantism doesn't fit that higher standard.
The police have their own law - what they preach is for us not them. #osint luv ya long time #paul_mudge #terry_wylde
Revenge is a selfish decision, and when you make selfish decisions lie that, you're not only hurting yourself, but, you could also be hurting the people around you. Your actions have a way of effecting others.
Yeah. And if that went forward, the cop would be wearing five layers of trauma plates on his vest from now on.
so sweet 😭
This is how our veterans are treated everyday! I'm the daughter of a Vietnam vet - and we're lucky bc we're a military family with lots of resources; but the red tape around getting our service men & women the proper & efficient healthcare that they served & fought for is shameful! Say what you want abt President Obama, but he put certain things in place that has paid and will continue to pay service member their proper benefits. Veterans paid decades of back pay that they we owed bc of those laws that President Obama pushed so hard for that REPUBLICANS voted against - just bc they wanted him to fail! Never forget that part when the right is screaming Patriotism!
I am a disabled veteran. Under Obama‘s leadership I was denied any privileges as a veteran. When President Trump got in office, I was able to walk without pain or a limp again. Obama‘s administration would’ve had me walking on a disabled leg for years and years. Under Trumps administration, the wait time at the VA went from 18 months for a doctors appointment down to six weeks. And this is at the largest VA facility in the nation. Obama fired half a million troops during his reign of terror as our president. I was one of them. I respect the office. But I hate the person Obama.
If you wanna see Obama‘s legacy, I dare you to walk downtown Los Angeles. Understand that almost every person that you see that’s homeless on the streets are veterans that were pushed out by Obama and the corrupt system that he created.
@@judahschultz I wanted to share that it seems IN THIS ConText all democrats do is brag helping Illegal and Refugees and they don't seem to spend money on Veterans.
@@judahschultzno go simp somewhere else
My grandpa was denied Military Services Veterans Hospital in 2011 and died in Nursing home without any Alzheimer's memory Care Treatment 100 miles away from grandparents house and tried to get more Medical Insurance but had to use grandma Medical Insurance Company under Public schools kindergarten cooking school and Little family restaurant to help paying for regular Nursing home treatments but he died anyway in Nursing home and had to asked for family members help in several States.
What did Obama and Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton ever did to innocent American military Services members absolutely nothing for regular Americans black and white and brown and yellow and red innocent poor regular Christian people and nothing for the rest of the Americans military Services members trying to get into Veteran Hospital and Obama and Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden has been killing innocent American people and kids and babies and killing innocent military Services members.
ObamaCare cost American people $100 thousands dollars to start ObamaCare Insurance and others overseas countries people and others American people aren't even paying for ObamaCare Insurance since it a Socialist Insurance to adding cost to the rest of the healthy Americans taxpayers paying for others people who aren't even hurt badly than regular Americans black and white and brown and yellow and red innocent poor people and kids and babies and military Services members are dying off by Demoncratic Party's Socialist Dictatorship Insurance Company called Fraudulent Care ObamaCare Insurance is still ripping regular Christian Americans people and kids and babies and military Services members of different branches of military Services.
I would love to know why our families members military Services members and Veterans Hospital not being care for. There is no money for our veterans hospital and no money for Military Services Veterans Nursing home. And it's totally ill responsibility and totally disrespectful towards Veterans Hospital and military Services members.
It was a no brainier that dictator Demoncrats Party's Terrorists criminals corruption Organization Group normalizing being the most Hatred towards REAL American black and white and brown and yellow and red innocent poor regular Christian Republican Party Military Services Veterans and regular Republican Party people in America wasn't even putting in America First Policy . Why are Demoncratic Party people Soo hateful towards REAL American people and military Services members and hating America flag and hating America U.S. Constitution and Constitutional Republic LAW and Declaration of Independence and Amendment Rights LAWS and against God's LAWS of 10 commandments and Common sense TRUTH rules and Jesus Christ and Prayers and Bibles and Pledge to the America flag.
This made me shed a tear. ❤
I legit thought Angelo had a bucket of chicken for a second XD
I thought it was a bucket of flowers 🌺🌹 and or bucket of gold coins he saved when police officers was a little kid growing up. Until I saw paper money sticking out almost to end .
This made me cry
This is just a sad case all around 😭😭😭
how to tell an actress from an actual practising doctor: She is wheels heels in an ICU ward!!!
Truth
You saying "wheels heels" has me envisioning a doctor in heelies 😂
the worst thing that she said was "have some compassion" you never know what someone in grief may do.
It was the right thing to say because she told the cop the reason for him being in there in the first place, cop didn't want to listen because he needed his revenge, that is until he was told the truth by the Doctor, so her saying "Have some compassion" is perfectly right.
Saying “have some compassion” to someone in pain is the equivalent of telling someone who’s angry to calm down.
@@bravobr9725she could have just told him the reason why the guy was there and the reason for the accident.
@@ConnorReynolds784 doesn't that go again HIPAA laws though? Honestly what should've happened was that they kicked the officer out of the hospital. Just because he was the partner of the one who was hurt doesn't mean he HAD to be there.
@@frostfang7906 if that was the case then she broke HIPPA regardless because she told the cop the guy had a stroke. And I’m not arguing about the cop’s reaction to finding the person that caused the accident that put his partner in the hospital. Which was wrong but I can understand why he reacted the way he did. Because I’d be furious too, don’t act like you wouldn’t be either. I’m talking about the doctor’s poor choice of words by telling the cop to “have some compassion”. Because as I said to another commenter, that’s the equivalent of telling someone who’s angry to calm down. Which is the last thing you want to say to get a person to calm down.
When he said they are her family. He really means it.💙🖤💙🇺🇸🦅✝️
This kept getting recommended to me and ignored it but now im glad i watched it. Anyone know how the episode ends does the Vet get to go to surgery and everything?
The Vet was able to go to surgery and mostly makes a full recovery. Unfortunately, the female officer he hit passed away from her injuries 😭
When it comes to one of their own, cops are quick to let their judgments get the better of them
No
@@sergeantzack1106 no what ?, you don’t think that if something happens one 👮♀️ , the other cops Don’t let their Anger overwhelm them?? Get retribution for one of their own??
@@justinhenderson5813 no what? Most do not
They are a gang after all
@@honinakecheta601 Someone who calls police a gang have no clue about the difference.
Wow❤😢
First! I've waited so long to finally do that.
DR. Goodwin did a fabulous job at containing the angry crowd of cops even for big officers he was Able to be firm, professional, patient, compassionate , and calm… I’m happy Officer Angelo Rossetti came around and treated the veteran with kindness after the tragic incident because you can see the vet didn’t wanna hurt her… A stroke can happen to anyone at any time all around tragic for everyone involved 💔
the cops rep was like he was just upset he wasnt trying to do anything to that driver. really cuz from my angle it took 6 people to hold him back from killing the guy
Sad on both ends
Lmao all those cops not working sitting in the hospital
Awwwwwweeee 😢
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A dozen cops just swarm into an ED like that? That's outrageous. It's not a damn mob fight.
I'm guessing that she didn't survive in the end 😭😭😭
“We take care you our own” yeah you should be able to control your too when they get out of line.
He said it would be handled. Probably had the officer's Sergeant stop by to have a few off the books words with him about decorum while at the hospital or in uniform.
Best thing the VA can do for the veterans is CLOSE.
22 Years trying to get treatment for PTSD. Fifth hospitol and still nothing.
This is an interesting episode, ive never seen this show but makes me want to watch. This cop is a POS for sure. If they told him that this man had a stroke when driving AND he's a Veteran and he still wants to hurt him??? Why...like this is cops get a bad name for stuff like this when they are good guys wrapped up in there own stupidity. As a young black male, I understand stereotypes but this definitely highlights a living in both worlds situation to see why things are the way they are now unfortunately..... It gets better at the end because obviously he learns but still.... like cmon man it's obvious he's not okay.
People under stress do stupid things all of the time, imagine you are in a position where a close relative is injured in a hit and run, wouldn't you be angry ? This actually shows that the Cop is not a POS he's just upset, but the reality as you see at the end is he has the maturity and decency to think what would his partner have done and acts acordingly.
First off, he didn't know he was a vet with medical issues in the beginning. Second, it has nothing to do with race, of course a race baiter would think different. If i was that cop and if any race hit my partner, I would be emotional too. You would too. It is about the injust that the veterans suffer from the VA system. Once the officer knew he was a veteran then they knew that had to take care of their own.
@@junbun3642 @junbun3642 he knew about the medical issues when they said something, they bought him in and they said he wasn't intoxicated.....he wanted to attack him regardless of what he knew about the guy.... Him being a vet In this situation doesn't even matter for my comment because mentally if someone were to do a hit and run and I find out they're having a mental episode, in my brain I'm not angry anymore because the chemicals in their brain made them do this. We saw him so remorseful through and just wanted to see the cop to say sorry about everything. The cop was running off his emotions instead of staying calm and figuring out what's going on and why he did it. I would NEVER act like that unless I know for damn sure that it was intentional.
@@davidorf3921 To quote a fanfiction I once read: "Most people don't think about what the phrase "To honor someone" means. It means that you have to honor what they honor. You can do no less than what they would do in that same situation."
If the cop's partner would have done everything to help that vet, than by helping him, then Angelo honored his partner.
We all know the ending would never happen
0:43 there she is
holy crap its martha jones from doctor who
us healthcare being us healthcare
Even if he wasn’t a veteran or a stroke patient he didn’t deserve having police officer stalk him with the intention of get back.
This is why I don’t understand why people choose to join the military. The government uses you then treats you like utter crap. Ever veteran I’ve interacted with has said they get abandoned by the same government they served and almost lost their lives for. It’s very sad.
Right...
I’d love to see every senator and congressman in the federal government on the same insurance plan as our veterans and then you’d see them idiots fix it
Hey! Martha Jones
When people we care about are hurt it's human to want to blame something. It's always important to see the other side of things, because the problems - what's to blame - isn't always clear or easy to see.
I know that chick was only doing her job but people, businesses, entities, whatever, that only think about the money, mostly in terms of how can we make the most, are one of the biggest problems in this world.
Blue wall of silence
signed up used and discarded… so many other veterans out there the same abandoned, forgotten
Well, obviously, they don’t know how the VA works. This show is portraying inaccuracy and everybody in the comment section is sitting here believing that it is.
The guy playing the vet looks like James Earl Jones to me. Does anyone else agree with me?
Why bother serving a country, any country of that matter risking dying when at the end they don't even bother to give you a fair medical treatment?
most unrealistic part is that not a single nypd officer called the dude a slur
From military amen
Wait, knowing your sick and still driving is as bad as drunk driving..Did I miss something?
If someone is sick but, say, single, then they have to find a means to provide for themselves. So if they have to drive, then they have to drive. And in a situation like this, a stroke caused by the tumor might be a 1% chance. The thing with strokes is that even if he had been seemingly perfectly healthy, he could have gotten a stroke.
I know this is only TV, but that cops attitude was well out of order, regardless of whether he knew the facts or not, never ceases to amazing me how quick they will do the accusing and want to get revenge, yet when they screw up, everyone stands behind him because he was "only doing his job". The so called perp was the one in the wrong, never the cop.
I've watched and seen this too many times on various video's, when someone shoots a cop, they are enemy no.1, but it's all fine and dandy when they get the person that caused whatever crime and just happened to have a gun in self defence. How about when a cop shoots someone in the back, because that person was trying to get away from them, shoot first and don't bother asking questions later. So wrong.
Good point
Everyone from kids to the damn Surgeon general can say how trash healthcare is in the states and we still just bend over and take it
I see Martha jones moved from London to New York
Just because you're close and a cop, that doesn't give you cart Blanche to do as you want.
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What is up with that doctor??
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I’m sorry, but the cop had no right to just say get out of the way you know it doesn’t matter that you’re a police officer are your lawyer, or a judge or a doctor or a nurse? It doesn’t matter they treat their patients all the same just because you’re a cop you don’t get the highroad of heaven for real you were like every other patient, so please respect that there are other people dying as well just because you’re a cop does not make you entitled entitled.
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Had he not been a vet, would that have changed anything? No. None.
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Talk about cops worrying about one of their own getting surgery then less worrying about the other patience how do they sleep at night.
if you know you have something seriously wrong with you, it could eventually turn serious and potentially put others lives in danger, than by law you need to get treatment for it whather you want it or not, or face the law for recklace endangerment!
But what's the point if you can't afford it? Besides, you can't force someone to get treatment if they really don't want to. Especially if it's because of religious reasons; forcing treatment on them can be grounds for lawsuits for having religious freedoms violated.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl actually you can and be immune to alw suits if the person poses a danger to themself or others.
This is def television. I want to believe in my fellow man but I don’t see this happening. I’m speaking about the ending. Everything else is very realistic.
how unrealistic do you want this scene lol
When you realize cop cars hit pedestrians all the time lol
This only further enforces my stance against for-profit insurance companies, and the extortionate prices of medical help in the US.
Typical hospital rules, a veteran who served his country can't get help because there's not enough money, but a rich person gets good treatment and doesn't pay a damn dime how fare is that how fair is that
Im an old man but that ending made me cry.
American healthcare is scary if I travel there again hope nothing happens to me
I work for the VA.. and not being able to pay is never an issue and there isn't something called a "voucher.". The VA would cover the entire cost through the Community Care program.. not just "75%." Plus with him having bladder cancer, if he was exposed to agent orange, would entitle him to 100% service-connected disability pay from the VA. Dramatizations like this is what paints an ugly picture that gains more traction than the truth. Working in private healthcare and the VA... I can easily tell you the VA healthcare system is better than the private side. Had a vet who needed antirejection meds for lung transplant. Would have cost 10k a month through private insurance... I worked to get them approved through the VA... and guess what the total cost to the Vet was.... Absolutely nothing. Even if he had to pay would have been only $11 for a 30 day supply of each antirejection medication.
Can easily tell you most complaints about the VA is either from employee not knowing/wanting to do their job or unrealistic expectations of treatment based upon what they want.
I'm well aware that this is a show and not real, but when he said "I went and saw my doc at the VA and they took me in right a way like they usually do" I lost all emersion for this episode. Everyone in my family who is a veteran (about 60%) has never had a quick or easy trip there, planned or otherwise. They would end up being transferred there after being admitted by other hospitals or jump through hoops and wait hours for a proper examination only to be treated as crazy or a drug addict. The main VA in my city is overdue for renovations by a few decades, the equipment is out of date, they're woefully understaffed, and only seem to give a damn if they might face a lawsuit. The sad part is that for a major military city the VA and its branches are the only real options for treatment and care due to coverage. Hell, the part right after that shows how this man's lifesaving surgery was only partially covered was painfully accurate. This show is great most of the time, but to pull a punch like that undermines the point of the content. Like how telling half-truths or half-lies just makes a mess of any situation. Don't smear the lines, we need a clear, clean-cut example to fully declare a problem. When they discuss how they can save him with the surgery and wave the cost but can cause a president for thousands of other cases of veterans in similar situations is a perfect way to lay out the underlying issues that plague the medical coverage choices available to those in need. Choices that every hospital and doctor has to make far too often. So, in summary, harsh, clear, black & white issue, followed by equally unfair choices covered in gray. Don't get me wrong this episode along with the rest is layered more than an onion with morality and personal view perspectives. The cops vs the driver, the hospital vs the doctor, the driver vs guilt (past and present), and morality vs ethics. This show is very good at giving the full view of 'What should be', 'What could be', and 'What is'. Too bad life is limited to 'The perceived truth', 'The accepted truth', and 'The actual truth'.
He didn't mean to do it he was drunk it was an accident does police officer needs to relax
I think House has ruined EVERY single hospital show for me because I can't help but think "what would House say or do in this moment".
God, there are times when your country sucks, but so does mine so I guess no one wins .
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Our vets are treated like trash and it's unacceptable the VA the army military all them should be ashamed
Sorry but no call would do this. They spend their lives putting people away for drunk driving and stuff like this
It's so embarrassing to see cop act like amature instead of professional
Well, with all the police waiting around the hospital let's hope the criminals of New York don't take advantage!!
You realize New York has thousands of police officers in various districts?
There cops shouldn't they be out there