After nearly three months I finally got a prescription approved by United Healthcare. Their ‘Doctors’ couldn’t accept that I was unable to take a stimulant with a heart condition. Most of those doctors couldn’t cut it in the real world and took a desk jockey job interfering with real doctors and their patients.
Nationalize Healthcare. Most of the world figured it out, except the bribe country.
The rich can afford healthcare.
Don’t forget that the taxpayers already provide healthcare for the lawmakers
This literally makes my fucking blood boil. We pay for their free Healthcare and they turn around and give us the middle finger when we ask for the same WITH OUR MONEY. JUST MAKE IT A LAW
Their excellent healthcare is a lifetime benefit btw.
“Hi, I’m running for congress to get lifetime healthcare to deal with my chronic…”
I mean, as long as they aren’t MAGA and support universal healthcare I’d vote for them
I mean of course it is, can you imagine your healthcare being tied to your employment? It’s barbaric
Damn. Hits deep
Never forget that Doctors work for the insurance company, not the hospital. Healthcare in the US is a fuckin joke and we are the punchline.
In the US, yes. Other countries actually care about their humans.
Sure they do. That’s why their health services are constantly under attack by the parasite class.
If you just need to be faster, why is it “deny, deny, deny” and not “approve, approve, approve?”
The implied subtext there would pretty clearly be that too many approvals would also cost them their job.
The doctors discussed in the article are reviewing cases that have already been denied by a nurse. They can deny a case instantly by copying and pasting the nurse’s justification for a denial. To approve a case, they have to write their rationale for overturning the original decision.
Rationale: “Gotta go fast!”
I have to wonder how anybody could still consider themselves a doctor if they fall in line and do this shit with insurers? They should lose their medical licenses for this. It’s despicable.
This falls under the “I have to pay rent and student loans” category.
As does so many millions of other Americans, and yet here we are talking about life and death.
Valid, but also “I’m going to work at this evil company, giving them the benefit of my labor, which they will take far more profit from my labor than they will ever give back to me, because I’m desperate and need to pay bills, so I’m going to ignore the knock-on effects about how this is worse for society as a whole because gosh darn it my personal needs are just so much more important than what happens to wider society.”
To me, it feels like nihilism or solipsism. “There’s no such thing as society.” It ignores the existence of Mutual Aid groups, despite their weakness and lack of exposure to rural areas. It’s giving into American isolation, where only you can save yourself and feed yourself. Never lean on anyone. Never form a real society.
These are professionals with professional credentials, not someone working at McDonald’s in a rural area with no access to a mutual aid group to help them. Out of anyone, they are the most likely to have a network of friends and connections that could conceivably help them if they lost their job.
I get really tired of that attitude. You’re suffering under the thumb of the problem, so your solution is to just give into the thumb and give it more weight for others, worsening the problem? The price of your education is making others suffer?
this kind of pressure create a negligent environment should be illegal as it endangers patients. Nothing less than criminal prosecutions will resolve it
Can you imagine going to school for all those years just to have some MBA condescendingly tell you how to do medicine?
This is a reality for many, maybe most Drs in the US
SSA just sent my SSDI claim (some two years after I submitted it) over to their “doctors”.
I know exactly what to expect.
