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Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy
Correct, currently BCBS MA is denying paying for cancer validating exam requested by one of CoachK's direct report's husband's doctors, who is forced to go onto Medicare to get the $7,000 validating exam paid for. . private employer provided insurance refused to pay. . .
Unfortunately, there are hospitals which has stopped taking UHC insurance plans as they don't pay promptly or at all. . another friend who's wife has been a nurse in administration for her whole life, had to switch to medicare to get his doctors' requests paid for after this heart by-pass operation which saved his life.
times are changing, and UHC is profit over patient. . don't believe anything to the contrary with UHC
Advantage plans only work for the healthy with no issues. . and when you do have issues, be sure they are regular everyday issues. .
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Yes UHC is for profit. So are most hospitals, clinics and every doctor I've ever known.
Just because it's for profit doesn't make it a bad choice. Medicare is not a one size fits all.