@atrupar “DME providers” includes nearly every pharmacy since the category includes any place that sells glucose meters and test strips which are often billed to Medicare Part B as DME. I’m not saying fraud is not an issue, but this explains why the number of providers is so high.
@JustinWx When I lived in Hampton near the Spalding line on 19/41, we seemed to have one very close by every 4-5 years. Once as a kid on my bike a mile away, I abandoned it in a storm and joined neighbors in their basement. Never found the bike.
@tyler_ga_wx Through them I met my next employer, and the next. Left and started my own graphic design business (with all of them as clients) and was self employed for 25 years.
All because of that one ass with a fake ID. The Butterfly Effect is real.
@tyler_ga_wx …managing editor but developed an interest in printing. Thought about adding a printing minor to my marketing major. Decided a masters in printing management was better. Parents of a coworker hired me right out of college designing for their marketing company…
@JustinWx I’ve sensed that feeling in myself and thought a lot about it. I’ve decided it’s not “wanting” it to happen, but eager to learn what happens and and see footage if it does. Rubbernecking. I think it’s human nature. Some just don’t phrase it optimally.
@smashburgh Same, but I’ve seen several kids per day getting Tamiflu and an antibiotic. I know kids can have both needs at once, but they are all coming from one urgent care. Makes you wonder if they are just taking random shots.
@DisrespectedThe This was filmed by a friend of mine in Athens, GA. He saw cars not stopping daily and informed police. They staked out this spot several times while he filmed.