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Re: Hospital charges for TV and Phone
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Originally Posted by Gavin
He also had this touchscreen monitor on this poseable robotic arm over the bed. It provided very basic TV (shopping channels and The Patient Channel, etc) and radio, however, if you pay $10 a day (upto a maximum of $100), then you get internet access, full cable TV, and a webcam (although it wasn't enabled for some reason). We thought it was pretty reasonable.
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That's similar to the hardware my mum had. The only difference being that she had access to the five terrestrial channels, and a couple of others. Judging by the interferance on all channels, it was an analogue signal (bad quality too), was charged at least £3 a day for it.
Internet access was charged by the minute, and the phone charges (both incoming and outgoing) were horrendous.
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