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Elite Californians Are Making Major Hospital Donations To Jump The Line For COVID Vaccinations

Elite Californians Are Making Major Hospital Donations To Jump The Line For COVID Vaccinations
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Wealthy patients scramble for COVID-19 vaccine: If I donate $25,000 … would that help me? [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-VACCINE-WEALTHY:LA]

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Wealthy patients scramble for COVID-19 vaccine: ‘If I donate $25,000 … would that help me?’ [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-VACCINE-WEALTHY:LA] LOS ANGELES – They’re offering tens of thousands of dollars in cash, making their personal assistants pester doctors every day, and asking whether a five-figure donation to a hospital would help them jump the line. The COVID-19 vaccine is here and so are the wealthy people who want it first. “We get hundreds of calls every single day,” said Dr. Ehsan Ali, who runs Beverly Hills Concierge Doctor. His clients, who include Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, pay between $2,000 and $10,000 a year for personalized care. “This is the first time where I have not been able to get something for my patients.”

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Wealthy patients scramble for COVID-19 vaccine: If I donate $25,000 would that help me?

Wealthy patients scramble for COVID-19 vaccine: If I donate $25,000 would that help me?
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Coronavirus: Wealthy people in the US are offering thousands in cash for early Covid-19 vaccines

The Times reports Ali and other doctors are receiving offers of “tens of thousands of dollars in cash,” in addition to “making their personal assistants pester doctors every day, and asking whether a five-figure donation to a hospital would help them jump the line.” The California government is mandating that the distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine prioritise people like the elderly, immunocompromised, and healthcare workers. But with access to exclusive healthcare groups and money to blow on expensive “ultra-low temperature freezers,” there are ways the super rich are manoeuvring around those guidelines. “Their people are calling me literally every day,” one doctor told the

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LA s super-wealthy are offering clinics $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, doctors say

LA s super-wealthy are offering clinics $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, doctors say LA s super-wealthy are offering clinics $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, doctors say Bill BostockDec 19, 2020, 20:05 IST The exterior of the The Beverly Hills Hotel.Gray Malin Los Angeles well-heeled are offering doctors as much as $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, The The US approved a vaccine from Pfizer on December 11, with the CDC and the California Department of Public Health saying healthcare personnel and care home residents come first. But wealthy Californians are offering large sums to skip the queue regardless. People are willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars, Dr.Jeff Toll, who works with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, said.

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