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Health insurance company I worked for would automatically reject claims over a certain amount without reviewing them. Just to be dicks and make people have to resubmit. This was over 25 years ago, but it's my understanding many health insurers still pull this shit. They don't care if it's legal or not. Enforcement is lazy and fines are cheaper than medical claims.
Obviously this is in the USA.
We need a whole branch of government dedicated to fucking with insurance companies. They basically generate free money by having money, they don't actually provide any net positive outside of just having money
We need to move to single payer healthcare and just eliminate the need for insurance companies.
And they basically have their own language.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s): https://piped.video/watch?v=-wpHszfnJns
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
I'm open-source, check me out at GitHub.
How does this work? Had someone already uploaded it to an instance of peertube?
From what I can understand, it's just youtube with another frontend (i.e. it's an app that shows youtube content)
Good bot
That's pretty much the only BDG video I couldn't finish. Too dark. Everything else has been delightful
I don't think I've finished it either tbh
@can Ok, I will remind you on Tuesday Jul 11, 2023 at 1:20 PM PDT.
@can Here is your reminder!
I did finish it but I need like at the beginning without understandong anything. Lucky for me I am not in USA.
Did you consider becoming a whistleblower?
Definitely sounds like Cigna. Several doctor practices have told me that Cigna rejects alot of insurance claims when other agencies don't give them as many difficulties.