Comments on: Insurers Accused Of Underpaying Patients
CBS Evening News: New York AG Investigates Whether Health Care Companies Perpetuated Fraud
- I hope the judge throws the book at them and jury awards the plaintiffs as much as possible.
The feds need to file criminal charges as well and fine them big.
Bunch of crooks! - Reply to this comment
- wLILLIE DO DANG INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE CONTROLLED BY THE JEWISH MAFIA IN UNITED STATES ....YOU NEED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR DUMBASSS COUNTRY .....
Posted by beodishazmi2
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I thought the jewish mafia controlled the recording industry and the WASPs controlled insurance. - Reply to this comment
- Hey, TexHickGirl, let me give you a number:
45 Million americans do not have health care...15% of the country.
Wanna guess canada''s number? 0% of the population is without healthcare.
Seems to me the U.S. is not better in that number. - Reply to this comment
- There goes texhillgirl again...the sole reason why Roe v. Wade will never be overturned. We don''t want her trotting out any littletexhillgirls...or boys. Ignore her everyone, she''s Anne Coulter in disguise. Wish i could get my hands on her...wring her chickenlittle neck.
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- I finally figured out why Americans have a completely distorted view of everything! They get all there information from Wikipedia! hahahahaha
Posted by erasmus606
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I like Wiki...I just learned that Sammy Hagar is 61 years old. - Reply to this comment
- Hey, TexHickGirl, just curious, if Canada''s nationalized health care sucks so much, then why has erasmus606 been such a proponent?
I mean, all I have seen is YOU bashing Canadian nationalized health care with some irrelevant study and have not taken it head on by saying how the U.S. healthcare system is better.
I''m an American and I own a small business and pay employee benefits. I am telling you: the U.S. medical care system is a joke. It is a cash cow for insurance companies.
You have been arguing for an hour and haven''t said word one on how the U.S. has succeeded.
There aren''t many americans that would say the U.S. healthcare system is a success. - Reply to this comment
- I finally figured out why Americans have a completely distorted view of everything! They get all there information from Wikipedia! hahahahaha
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You are a total fool as usual ...our goverment is not soaked in anything moron ,they love to take care of their citizens unlike your greedy predatory practices by the health care jewish mafia who is stealing from the american people in every aspect of life....for your ******* information our goverment has surplus of funds and not like you ********* who are drowing in trillions of debt and playing stupid that there is no problem with your corrupt healthcare system....our goverment works for the people of canada......And your chimp bush was too busy lining up his and the pockets of oil companies.....can you deny that habitual liars rowdy jew mama....
Posted by beodishazmi2
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I don''t know what you''ve been smoking but you need to get off of the pipe.
A gov''t that cares about its people? Only spending what you take in in revenue (taxes)? No national debt?
That''s no way to run a country!
Debt and self interest is what this country was founded on! We''re #1
$10 Trillion in debt
$4 Trillion in deficit
#1 in teen pregnancies in industrialized world
#1 in gun deaths in industrialized world
Out STDs were dropping but we''ve worked on that over the last 8 years of christian rule and now they are back on the rise!
We Rock!!- Reply to this comment
- Nope, just posting what I''''m reading here off the wiki website...
Posted by TexHillGirl at 11:11 PM : Jan 13, 2009
Hahahaha! Well there ya go. Everyone knows that anything on wikipedia is cr*p. You can''t believe anything on there. People can put whatever they want on there! Geez, you''re a joke. - Reply to this comment
- Posted by TexHillGirl at 11:04 PM : Jan 13, 2009
Obviously you can''t believe everything you read.
No one that I know that has had to have a biopsy has had to wait that long. My mother waited 2 months for hip replacement surgery and less than that for TWO eye surgeries. - Reply to this comment
- Those Canadians without a regular doctor are 3.5 times more likely to visit an emergency room for treatment.[35]
Posted by TexHillGirl at 10:54 PM : Jan 13, 2009
Ok, you need to stop. You have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about. You are just making yourself look like the idiot you are.
If for some reason a person should not have a doctor, they do not have to go to the emergency. All they have to do is walk down the street to their nearest clinic and walk in and they will be seen to. No appointment. No money. - Reply to this comment
- so your government is getting soaked just as bad as we are..
Posted by TexHillGirl at 10:53 PM : Jan 13, 2009
No, they aren''t. There ain''t nobody getting soaked as bad as you are. Your problem is that EVERYTHING is corrupt. And because everything is corrupt, you think everyone else lives with the same thing. They don''t. - Reply to this comment
- I just read a comparison of US health and Canadian health care...yours ain''''t so great either.
Posted by TexHillGirl at 10:48 PM : Jan 13, 2009
Whatever you read, I doubt it''s accurate.
Our healthcare isn''t perfect, but compared to yours, it is. - Reply to this comment
- I quit working for United Healthcare and filed a complaint to the State Insurance board in 2007 and I am glad to see this happen. United Healthcare was cold calling seniors, asking them if they had Kidney failure, and then denying them appropriate coverage based on those calls. That is illegal. To further this they were storing data that may have included Social Security Numbers, Medicare info, and other information in an out of the country company called Melita which I believe was in Argentina. The data was in voice format, but what''s the difference? People can still review digitally recorded calls and write information down. United Healthcare is probably one of the worst cases of fraud in the US and needs to be stopped.
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- I quit working for United Healthcare and filed a complaint to the State Insurance board in 2007 and I am glad to see this happen. United Healthcare was cold calling seniors, asking them if they had Kidney failure, and then denying them appropriate coverage based on those calls. That is illegal. To further this they were storing data that may have included Social Security Numbers, Medicare info, and other information in an out of the country company called Melita which I believe was in Argentina. The data was in voice format, but what''s the difference? People can still review digitally recorded calls and write information down. United Healthcare is probably one of the worst cases of fraud in the US and needs to be stopped.
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- Whats new about that, Check out Medicare "Part D" and the companies that cover it. We pay for most of out drugs by our self. They pretend to pay but they have built in a so called "Doughnut Hole" that causes us to pay for most of our meds after we pay a certain amount
we end up paying 3/4 of the full price before they start helping - Reply to this comment
- But the insurance companies will decide what they will cover.
Posted by jsd330 at 10:07 PM : Jan 13, 2009
What is covered is already set. And it can''t be changes. Our medical covers pretty well everything. Doctors visits, hospital stays, surgeries, specialists, bloodwork, tests...... - Reply to this comment
- Posted by beodishazmi2 at 10:03 PM : Jan 13, 2009
This guy''s an idiot slime ball... oh yeah... a repugnant too, so it''s really not a surprise, but his ignorance is pitiful. - Reply to this comment
- Yes my doctor does decide what course of treatment to purse.
posted by erasmus606
But the insurance companies will decide what they will cover. I''ve been through that a few times already. - Reply to this comment
- If things are bad now, do you really want the goverment controlling health care?
Posted by rhs648 at 09:31 PM : Jan 13, 2009
Actually if you had a government that you could trust, you wouldn''t have the problems you have now. - Reply to this comment
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