a whistleblower from a health insurance company said that they do denials of care most of the time without even looking at the notes. They just make a business decision having to do with your health.

Denying necessary medical treatments is the national pass time of US health insurance companies

Asking your doctor a question shouldn't take 5 phone calls and half a day of waiting for someone to call you back

Health insurance companies should share in the medical liability when they deny "payment for care" which in essence means that the patient will not be able to get the indicated care they need. The blood is on their hands.

If the coronavirus ever gets to the omega variant we are all dead

Whenever a recruiter won't stop bothering you, and finally asks if you know anyone that that you can refer them to, ask them if you get part of their commission

Hospital administration loves to push wellness with yoga and pizza parties while failing to help remedy the system errors that are causing doctors to burn out in the first place. You can't yoga away human rights abuses.

First thing I would do if I gained control of a hospital would be to fire whoever goes around putting up those stupid acronym posters everywhere. We get it, washing your hands is good.

Change my mind: health insurance denying care is practicing medicine without a license

How is it that health insurance companies can pay their CEOs millions and buy their own fleet of private jets, but deny routine care for their members, and still be in business. Someone please explain.

If you still think that the fax machine is better than email, please unfollow me

Here's a fun fact: Many times the cash price for certain prescription drugs is less than someone's copay. Why do we have insurance again?

A doctor's appointment for a new patient that is only 5 minutes long is bad care, I don't care who you are

Why is it that telling front office medical staff that you don't have insurance causes a short circuit in their brains?

Health insurance sucks for everybody except the health insurance companies

70% of doctors now work for hospital systems. Hospitals make money of referrals in system for labs, imaging, surgery etc. They won't let the doctors refer to other outside providers!

Biden said last night that "The buck stops with me". I said that once as an ortho resident in the ER when I had to convince the PA that the patient didn't have a pisiform fracture. I was written up. #medtwitter

Insurance companies denying treatments because "We care about our members"

People will keep a crappy job just because it has benefits that they will likely never use that don't actually work.

It's your body your choice to not get vaccinated. But don't be mad that you may not be able to get on a plane/go to school/go to work/go to events/travel to a major city without showing proof of vaccination. You don't have the right to infect others.