How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
Aug 25th 2010, 9:45 pm
#76
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
And as for you....you with that sweet facade....I KNOW THE TRUTH NOW!! Your not so innocent in this whole web of deceit I have the evidence to prove it.....
Aug 18th 2009, 11:13 pm AmerLisa
'I think BE should make this required reading for newbies, like when you sign the disclaimer or something....'
I'm shocked and may I say a little disappointed!
I want those hours back!!
You're both very naughty and need to go to the thinking place to reflect on your behaviour
Siobhan
Aug 18th 2009, 11:13 pm AmerLisa
'I think BE should make this required reading for newbies, like when you sign the disclaimer or something....'
I'm shocked and may I say a little disappointed!
I want those hours back!!
You're both very naughty and need to go to the thinking place to reflect on your behaviour
Siobhan
Aug 25th 2010, 9:48 pm
#77
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
The freeloader comment was not intended to be linked to you, I borrowed it. 
The OP’s GP and address misinterpretation comment was accepted as not above-board.
See my post #5 about free NHS treatment criteria.
Emergency treatment is free to any visitor. GP is free to residents only. Hospital is free if unplanned to certain types of visitor and free if pre planned to other types of visitor. The OP would be in the last category.
In this thread an opinion was given that once residing in the US the OP should abandon any thoughts about using the NHS. I am saying he doesn't have to as he would be entitled (with intent) to pre planned hospital NHS treatment up to 5 years after leaving the UK.
The OP’s GP and address misinterpretation comment was accepted as not above-board.See my post #5 about free NHS treatment criteria.
Emergency treatment is free to any visitor. GP is free to residents only. Hospital is free if unplanned to certain types of visitor and free if pre planned to other types of visitor. The OP would be in the last category.
In this thread an opinion was given that once residing in the US the OP should abandon any thoughts about using the NHS. I am saying he doesn't have to as he would be entitled (with intent) to pre planned hospital NHS treatment up to 5 years after leaving the UK.
Aug 25th 2010, 10:39 pm
#78
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
You will have to pay the full cost of all the treatment you receive, including emergency treatment, given by staff at a hospital or by staff employed by a hospital. However, there are some services that are free of charge to everyone:
Treatment given only in an Accident and Emergency (A&E) department or in a NHS Walk-in Centre providing services similar to those of an A&E department (excludes emergency treatment given elsewhere in the hospital);
http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Healthcare/E...able/DH_074379
Am I coming across as being pedantic?
Last edited by Zonie; Aug 25th 2010 at 10:54 pm.
Aug 25th 2010, 11:31 pm
#79
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
How could you, that was just meeeeeeeeaaaaaan!!! 
You had this naughty little trick up your sleeve for a long time......exhibit a written on Aug 18th 2009 at 11:10 pm by you meauxna Super Moderator
'It's a rule you have to bump this once you refer it to someone, right?'
What a minx
I can find it in my big heart to forgive you though as the first 10 pages which included the max. posts possible where disturbing but hysterical have to say that for the sake of my sanity I jumped to the end but I wont spoil it for anyone else who may want to read a funny but long thread.
You had this naughty little trick up your sleeve for a long time......exhibit a written on Aug 18th 2009 at 11:10 pm by you meauxna Super Moderator
'It's a rule you have to bump this once you refer it to someone, right?'
What a minx
I can find it in my big heart to forgive you though as the first 10 pages which included the max. posts possible where disturbing but hysterical have to say that for the sake of my sanity I jumped to the end but I wont spoil it for anyone else who may want to read a funny but long thread.
hahaha.. I kept looking at your profile and you were stuck on 'reading that thread' for the loooooongest time. But you're right, I forgot to go bump it up.. brb!
Do you know.. I've never read that thread all the way through myself? I was hanging in the marriage based visa forum at the time and just couldn't believe it (my horizons have since expanded).
Now you know what kind of high quality material I can direct you to in the future, I know we'll be BFFs!
Aug 25th 2010, 11:57 pm
#80
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
And as for you....you with that sweet facade....I KNOW THE TRUTH NOW!! Your not so innocent in this whole web of deceit I have the evidence to prove it.....
Aug 18th 2009, 11:13 pm AmerLisa
'I think BE should make this required reading for newbies, like when you sign the disclaimer or something....'
I'm shocked and may I say a little disappointed!
I want those hours back!!
You're both very naughty and need to go to the thinking place to reflect on your behaviour
Siobhan
Aug 18th 2009, 11:13 pm AmerLisa
'I think BE should make this required reading for newbies, like when you sign the disclaimer or something....'
I'm shocked and may I say a little disappointed!
I want those hours back!!
You're both very naughty and need to go to the thinking place to reflect on your behaviour
Siobhan
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=681677
Aug 26th 2010, 12:13 am
#81
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
Aug 26th 2010, 9:18 am
#82
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Stop it you mean girls, you know I'm easily led
I had a little peep and there where links to MORE threads which, now i have a flavour of your game, I am sure are days long!!
I have a life........A Husband.....I'm too young....Don't....Make....Me......Do......it!!!!!! HELP someone switch of my internet access......I'm addicted!!
Aug 26th 2010, 9:23 am
#83
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
I want to play the link game too 
but I don't know how to put a link in at all. Go on spread the knowledge 
but I don't know how to put a link in at all. Go on spread the knowledge
Aug 26th 2010, 9:33 am
#84
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
Easiest way is to right-click on the link to the thread (if you are in the Forum page) and drag to "Copy shortcut", then you can paste it into your post.
Aug 26th 2010, 10:22 am
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
You may need to break it down even more and speak slooowwly pictures are always helpful but i guess they're out of the question lol
Aug 26th 2010, 10:25 am
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Aug 26th 2010, 11:15 am
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
I love that you credit me with the intellegence to know where the 'link to the thread' is to start with let alone being able to drag it to somewhere! You may need to break it down even more and speak slooowwly pictures are always helpful but i guess they're out of the question lol
You may need to break it down even more and speak slooowwly pictures are always helpful but i guess they're out of the question lolPS, 'bumping' just means adding a new post to an older thread, it will make the thread 'new' again.
Aug 26th 2010, 11:57 am
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
You lot are actually NUTS! I'm supposed to be working!!
Aug 26th 2010, 5:11 pm
#89
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Re: How long before your NHS priviledges become exempt?
The link will be on the top of the page starts with 'http//' right click on it, a box should open with an option to 'copy' left click on that. go to the 'box' you want to put the 'link' into and then left click in there, then right click and pick the option to 'paste'...Give us a shout if it doesn't work
PS, 'bumping' just means adding a new post to an older thread, it will make the thread 'new' again.
PS, 'bumping' just means adding a new post to an older thread, it will make the thread 'new' again.
Aug 26th 2010, 5:13 pm
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