My hubby forwarded this screenshot to me from a GTNH Discord server and I feel it is valuable advice for anyone struggling with American healthcare.
this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2024
210 points (100.0% liked)
politics
22335 readers
60 users here now
Protests, dual power, and even electoralism.
Labour and union posts go to [email protected].
Take the dunks to /c/strugglesession or [email protected].
[email protected] is good for shitposting.
Do not post direct links to reactionary sites.
Off topic posts will be removed.
Follow the Hexbear Code of Conduct and remember we're all comrades here.
founded 4 years ago
MODERATORS
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
Uhh this does say it hinges on the insurance company being honest....
no it hinges on the insurance companies being legally compelled to provide certain information in certain states and it relies on their being more interested in not giving you proof to give to regulators that they're breaking the law than they are in denying you coverage
at no point does honesty really factor in unless they like, idk, just forge documents to provide when they're compelled to provide any sort of information to begin with
nothing stopping them from just putting you through 8 hrs of waiting on a phone or having one of their reps flub info all the time
source: dealt with this before
i'm not saying OP's process works or it's easy I'm just saying that at no point even if it does work is the company being honest it's all just profit and whether there is actual penalty to be faced from the state for doing things like making you wait 8 hours for no answer to a question they're obligated to answer (doubt)