Denied Claims Placed At Health Insurance CEO's Doorstep

[formerroadie]

Denied Claims Placed At Health Insurance CEO's Doorstep (VIDEO)

Just watch the video. Just watch.

 

[DarkWizard12]

you are being paid.

I notice you link to the Huffing-a-ton-a-weed Post a lot. Tell me, is this you?

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[sam_w]

Simply amazing. So sad we have so many robotic morons in this country that want, and think, we should just not reform.

p.s. I got notified Monday that my insurance for some reason did not cover my opthamalogist visit, so therefore they want payment for the visit. While it is a meager $250 they want, the thought still occurs to me everyday. If they will deny this claim for something so little and routine, what the bleep will happen if I actually do become sick?

 

[WI Crippler]

Maybe some of the claims were denied, because the people didn't have the coverage. Kind of like someone who doesn't have comprehensive coverage on a car, trying to get the insurance company to pay for a tree branch falling on it. They aren't paying for the needed coverage, and thus the claim is denied.

Insurance is not an "all risk" business people. Sorry to tell you.

 

[sam_w]

Maybe some of the claims were denied, because the people didn't have the coverage. Kind of like someone who doesn't have comprehensive coverage on a car, trying to get the insurance company to pay for a tree branch falling on it. They aren't paying for the needed coverage, and thus the claim is denied.

Insurance is not an "all risk" business people. Sorry to tell you.

I have to ask, are you a shill for United Health Care? Seriously, there is a thousand examples out there of insurance companies denying benefits for the most ludicrous of reasons. Check the headlines for the young girl who just died recently because her health provider delayed until it was too late, and only approved after the line had been crossed that she could have been saved. Granted, we have not ourselves read the fine print..but really, if they have any normal standard employee offered program, I do not see any valid reason as to deny benefits.

Even then, you accept that people should just suffer and die? Nice society you want to build there, I think I will pass on your dream society.

 

[DarkWizard12]

I have to ask, are you a shill for United Health Care? Seriously, there is a thousand examples out there of insurance companies denying benefits for the most ludicrous of reasons. Check the headlines for the young girl who just died recently because her health provider delayed until it was too late, and only approved after the line had been crossed that she could have been saved. Granted, we have not ourselves read the fine print..but really, if they have any normal standard employee offered program, I do not see any valid reason as to deny benefits.

Even then, you accept that people should just suffer and die? Nice society you want to build there, I think I will pass on your dream society.

Here is where we unite. There is no doubt that the status quo is a failure, unfortunately, liberals like you and FR feel that it is necessary to push another failed system in its place rather than using free-market solutions that are quicker and more cost-effective. Can we not try that first before we go all out on 20% of the economy?

 

[ReverendHellh0und]

Simply amazing. So sad we have so many robotic morons in this country that want, and think, we should just not reform.

p.s. I got notified Monday that my insurance for some reason did not cover my opthamalogist visit, so therefore they want payment for the visit. While it is a meager $250 they want, the thought still occurs to me everyday. If they will deny this claim for something so little and routine, what the bleep will happen if I actually do become sick?

Ignorance of your plan, is YOUR fault, not your insurance plans.

 

[PogueMoran]

Here is where we unite. There is no doubt that the status quo is a failure, unfortunately, liberals like you and FR feel that it is necessary to push another failed system in its place rather than using free-market solutions that are quicker and more cost-effective. Can we not try that first before we go all out on 20% of the economy?

Isn't that what we've been doing for the last 50+ years? Letting the free market run health insurance. Yet it's become a problem. We spend more than any other country on health care and get less back. We rank 37 in the world behind Costa Rica, Denmark, even singapore ranks higher. Wasn't it recently that Healthnet got nailed for running contests on how much money the company could save by cutting coverage from legit claims. The cost of prescription drugs go up every year and yet the caps on your yearly for them stay the same.

 

[DarkWizard12]

Isn't that what we've been doing for the last 50+ years?

No.

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