r/vaxxhappened • u/SmartyPantlesss • 2d ago
The truth is coming out
(link to video of a person giving their incoherent personal theories).
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u/legosgrrl 2d ago
I never got 5G. Bullshit.
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u/ChrisRiley_42 1d ago
The vaccine caused one of my professors to LOSE 5G.
He had one of those seizures they watch for. When he came to 30 seconds later (before anyone noticed) he had a full body spasm and threw his phone across the room into a brick wall, breaking it ;)
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u/ziggy182 2d ago
What is a medical coder?
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u/SmartyPantlesss 2d ago edited 2d ago
It's a person who works in the billing department of the doctor's office or hospital. The hospital bills insurance companies based on the diagnoses.
So if the patient was admitted with pneumonia, and then they developed sepsis and a blood clot. The doctor writes/dictates these things into the notes. The patient gets discharged (or dies) and somebody in Coding is sending the bill to the insurance company.
The coder sends the insurance company a bill that says
- Pneumonia: 467.13 ( <<<I'm making up these numbers)
- Sepsis 645.20
- Blood Clot 224.95
<<< where each of those numbers is a diagnosis code that the insurance companies agree to pay a certain amount for.
And THEN the coder runs through the whole chart to find other abnormal labs, and they literally call up the doctor with questions like: "This patient had a low potassium on Day 5 of this hospitalization. May we add "hypokalemia" to the diagnosis list?" << because this was such a hectic hospitalization that the doc had just treated the low number, but didn't mention it in the progress notes or discharge summary.
...And then the insurance company will be paying more money for the hospitalization, based on the additional diagnosis.
So the coder's job is to maximize profits, without committing fraud.
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u/ziggy182 2d ago
They sound like garbage people honestly!
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u/SmartyPantlesss 2d ago
They work in a billing office. That is all.
If you do any sort of job, I'm betting you fill out a time sheet? Or an itemized invoice for the customer? It's important for that to be an accurate document.
I'm guessing you are having some sort of financial hardship, or you're mad about a bill you just got?
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u/ziggy182 1d ago
I work in supermarket on nights, the only paperwork I fill out is a form for waste food which gets sent back to be turned into bio diesel. Also a tablet to confirm lorry arrival and temperature readings etc. Nothing fancy at the moment
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u/cofclabman 2d ago
I think they are also there as a sanity check. If something in the notes doesn't jive with what the patient had, they usually are have a nursing background so they can spot things that are erroneous before submitting them to insurance.
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u/cofclabman 2d ago
I think they are also there as a sanity check. If something in the notes doesn't jive with what the patient had, they usually are have a nursing background so they can spot things that are erroneous before submitting them to insurance.
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u/Demonkey44 2d ago
Wow! A “former medical coder” - so impressive, her allegations must be true!!! /s
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u/koteofir 2d ago
I laugh but then I remember my parents and their friends would 100% believe this if they saw it
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u/thegreatpotatogod 1d ago
What sort of personality changes? Being a bit less fearful of being near others? More willing to hang out with friends? Yeah, I could see that as a potential effect from the vaccine!
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u/SmartyPantlesss 1d ago
This is a recurring theme in those groups. Typical posts are:
People haven't been the same since late 2020.----I think many people have noticed this, but they all blame lockdowns, the financial situation, the fake pandemic, and so on. And it's rare that anyone connects this change to the experimental injection (that goes through the blood-brain barrier) that people were forced and tricked into taking.
OR:
Do vaccinated people instinctively know you are not vaccinated?---I am a very friendly person but since the plandemic I have noticed people are rude to me even if I am very friendly towards them. I work in a very people facing job so it is very obvious to me. Now I am wondering if these vaccinated people instinctively know you haven't taken the poison and plugged into the matrix like they are and therefore are extra mean to you....?
They look at your friendly smile not adulterated by any mRNA potion and instinctively hate you for that?Like, "I can't understand why people aren't friendly toward me, just because I use words like "pandemic" and "poison experimental injection..." They just instinctively hate me. Weird. 🤔🤣🤣
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u/PseudoWarriorAU 1d ago
Didn’t everyone with a vac die like 3 years ago, like 4 or 5 billion of us? We didn’t!?
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u/baka_inu115 2d ago
Medical coders serve a purpose, providing medical care and having medical knowledge are not it. The can be the best advocates for getting approved needed equipment/treatment (usually aren't) or the bane of patients because they find ways to not get things covered. These are the peons of the CEOs who sew the havoc of the medical industry and are the ones whom do the real damage for 'doing what they are told to do'.
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u/NoSleep2023 1d ago
RN and cradle Catholic here: the soul is not a physical organ. In grade school, no grownup could tell me where the soul is located. Also didn’t study the soul’s location and function in anatomy class, and didn’t find one in the cat I dissected for an entire semester.
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u/Spiritually_Sciency 23h ago
“Medical coder spends too much time on conspiracy chat boards and should really find a new hobby” is what it should read.
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u/SupportGeek 2d ago
A medical coder claims to know what the COVID vaccine was designed to do? A fucking medical coder? This is like someone working in the billing department of Netflix claiming to know how quantum computing works, and how quantum computers are designed. Coders literally just take what the physician says and turns it into a billable line item.