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food poisoning?
- Thread starter cozy220
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Beach Runner
beats on hood
I just paid $461.02 for the food poisoning I got in February 2007 while at the beach. I had refused to pay because even though the hospital was in network, the ER doc wasn't. Excuse me, but if you're sick as a dog and know you're in an in-network hospital, does it even occur to you to ask the ER doc if s/he is in network? PLEASE! I have fought this over and over, but finally gave up. I was tired of them calling and harrassing me.
$461.02 is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
$461.02 is a lot to pay for a sandwich.
Miss Kitty
Meow
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
Not to be unsympathetic, but there are a lot of local restaurants that will make you take a book to the restroom, but it isn't because of food poisoning - usually extra grease or a common Sysco preservative/ingredient that I haven't been able to isolate is to blame.
I am still trying to get past the fact that you ate food that "tasted like vomit". Never been that hungry!
I am still trying to get past the fact that you ate food that "tasted like vomit". Never been that hungry!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
cozy220, to file an official complaint with the State of Florida, click here.
Presently, there are no registered complaints with that particular restaurant according to the FL DBPR.
To read the sanitation inspections for any particular restaurant in the state of Florida, click here. (remember that inspections are only a snapshot of conditions at the present time.)
localloco, thanks for pointing out that the County does not regulate the restaurant sanitation.
Presently, there are no registered complaints with that particular restaurant according to the FL DBPR.
To read the sanitation inspections for any particular restaurant in the state of Florida, click here. (remember that inspections are only a snapshot of conditions at the present time.)
localloco, thanks for pointing out that the County does not regulate the restaurant sanitation.
DD
SoWal Expert
...well, he does have a point! If someone said, "here, taste this, it tastes like vomit!"...would you dig in?
Nope. Gordo makes me laugh.
Wow....sorry for opening my mouth
Didn't mean to cause such a response....just putting the word out what happened to us.
PS...the only one with our group not sick is an emergency room doctor and totally agreed this place is what made us sick. Might not ever happen again, but may happen many times as well (and sounds like from another post it did), so better to know I thought.
Didn't mean to cause such a response....just putting the word out what happened to us.
PS...the only one with our group not sick is an emergency room doctor and totally agreed this place is what made us sick. Might not ever happen again, but may happen many times as well (and sounds like from another post it did), so better to know I thought.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
If you really want to make the restaurant safer, you will report your issue to the owner/manager, and to the FL DBPR.