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Is The Stay In The Psychiatric Treatment Facilities Paid For?

By emma_rose2 October 31, 2020 12 answers Last updated October 31, 2020

My relative is being held in a psychiatric institution. My question is the following - when this treatment is over, will I have to pay any amount somewhere and if so, in what amount The person is not insured. Please answer the question itself. Thanks in advance.

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kaze0077 answered · October 31, 2020

   I have no idea frankly. If you can answer me, is it very difficult to go through this path that you went through? Is there a lot of bureaucracy? Because my father is mentally ill, but I was told that it was very difficult to get him there, given that he thought he was normal.

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freyfrey_ answered · October 31, 2020

   When the nurse comes after a while I will ask him :)

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motleycrue answered · October 31, 2020

   To number 1 - yes, you are right that it is difficult, because he has to ask himself to enter such an institution. To the author - he will have to pay because he is not insured. To number 2 - you are NOT forgotten ...

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JasmineJadeX answered · October 31, 2020

   From the author: To number 1 - Do you even know what is happening in these places? First they tie them up and anesthetize them. They are strapped in for at least 24 hours, and sometimes longer, and in the meantime no one cares that they go to the toilet or have any other needs. They do them there, on the spot. They are tied up like animals and if they are not crazy enough they will go completely crazy. This is followed by a shock dose of drug therapy, after which the first days are like zombies, talking and behaving like robots. This makes them obedient lambs that do not cause problems. They are told to listen so as not to be tied up again and not to joke that they would do it again. From there they come out again zombies, obedient, meek and while they take their pills they are like that. But at some point they realize the reality of who pushed them into this place and feel betrayed. They often stop the pills and this, combined with the feeling that they have been betrayed, makes them explode again. Do you want to take your father there? Do you care so little about him? Is that what you want to do to him? I, unlike you, want to bring out my relative who came in for other reasons. To number 3 - Do you know how much the stay is for a day?

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wadoood answered · October 31, 2020

   From number 1, except to wait for my father to kill me, or some normal member of my family. Because it will happen very soon. This person is ill and needs treatment. He is dangerous. When I was little he sold me to a stranger for BGN 200 ... There is nothing more to explain ... We do not live with him, but he will NEVER leave us. Don't I feel betrayed that he sold me? And I forgave him for that, but he made many, many and more and more mistakes and he doesn't stop making them and making fun of us, harassing us, blackmailing us, threatening us. The police raised their hands. What would you advise me? I'm waiting to hear your "competent" opinion! This man now wants to sell me organs. He wanted to make children and sell them. He wanted us to be sick and worse than him. How many times has he wanted me to die and put my life in danger. What do you turn to me and do,

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hot_dude27 answered · October 31, 2020

   An amount is paid, it is free only if your relative is disabled and retired due to illness. The amount depends on the type of treatment. And the authors are mistaken only those who usually rage drug addicts because of drug abstinence. The pills they give them stop them from "exploding"

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Claryce answered · October 31, 2020

   From the author: Number 1/5 - Look what, I'm not interested in your personal dramas or life problems. If you want someone to sympathize with you, post another topic. And before you ask me why I turn to you, look who spoke to me first. When you are so prepared, why do you ask me and look for my "competent" opinion? In fact, I'm familiar with the procedure for accommodating people in such places, but I won't light you up because of your big mouth. If you intend to continue to spam my topic, I will let you talk to yourself.

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elchicodemallorca answered · October 31, 2020

   H 5, maybe with a prosecutor's order. You just have to go to the prosecutor. My advice is not to procrastinate. A neighbor with cyclophrenia in a mania cut off her husband's head and boiled it years ago, obsessed with the idea that he was cheating on her. It didn't matter that it wasn't true and that the man took care of her, it didn't matter that they had children, it didn't matter that she claimed to love him. It doesn't matter if he's taking medication, at least he'll be under medical supervision for a while and you'll get some rest from it.

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dontwannagotosleep answered · October 31, 2020

   In psychiatric treatment facilities, the stay is not paid by the patient. If the person is really mentally ill, dangerous for himself or others, a statement of claim is written to the prosecutor's office with explanations of what is happening and what the relatives have noticed in his condition and behavior. The prosecutor prepares a file in which police officers take the person to the psychiatric institution (in case he refuses voluntary treatment). It is examined by a doctor who assesses the condition. Nothing terrible happens there - only people who are dangerous are tied up - again with prosecutorial decisions and for a short time.

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haruka_nkgw10 answered · October 31, 2020

   Absolutely everyone gets tied up, chests and whatnot. if it is in Korilo it is not in MA! if I'm not mistaken, you're not even in the health insurance fund, you're in donations from foreign companies. If you have to go to such a place, I think that MA is number 1 - pure decent food does not erupt good doctors ... do not delay but treat yourself, you will regret that you did it late. greetings!

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taichi75 answered · October 31, 2020

   Specifically on the issue of payment: for the stay in the city psychiatry (the entrance to the homes for mental "health" where you can be sent permanently) is NOT PAID, BUT: after discharge you MUST visit a psychiatrist every month and pay for the "examination" "He told me that BGN 20 / visit. Only two of these visits are covered by the box office. Naturally, you realize that the psychiatrists in charge of the mental hospitals invite the discharged "patients" to go to their private offices - this is how the clientele is formed ... I left probably because I was still under the influence of the fear of staying in the mental hospital and I thought that I would be monitored if I visited a psychiatrist. Probably that's why I went to buy the first dose of medicine, who wrote me. I was afraid that they would ask me for confirmation that I was drinking them, so at least I had to have packages to show. I didn't drink anything. I know what poisons they are and that they don't help, they kill. I'm not as dumb as they want me to be. that is, after the stay there is a period of 1-2 minimum years during which you have to regularly buy drugs and go to a psychiatrist and this somewhere goes to 50-60 BGN per month in the best case. As you can see, I am with all my mind and without drugs, and without psychiatrists. But the trauma of being in psychiatry remains. I feel like RAPED. That's right. I call on all those who have fallen victim to psychiatry and have been subjected to involuntary treatment to share their experiences, BECAUSE THE PUBLIC POSITION ON THIS ISSUE SHOULD CHANGE, and if not for the sake of others, then at least for yourself, because you are already accused of being "abnormal" and next time they will make it even easier for you. Don't let others have your life and your soul! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5dSZnbugpc

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anastasiaivanov answered · October 31, 2020

   And finally, to add on the issue of post-dispensary "treatment", one might wonder how I got away with it: I decided so myself, although I could and can check if you follow their instructions, but I decided for myself - if they start harassing me again, to run directly to the forest or, if not, to commit suicide, but NOT to fall into PSYCHIATRY. From this unfortunate experience I learned that one must be very careful how to get on one's nerves, not to scream, not to get depressed - generally speaking, not to show feelings, and to beware of everyone and especially of one's relatives, because such are the statements of modern society - "violent" speeches and movements are not accepted, you can only shout at football matches (or at permitted rallies) you know how easy it is to stick the label "mentally ill"