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Brian Thompson tragedy: Does it reflect deeper issues in healthcare?
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They are all to take blame! No one will even attempt to fix it. We are at the tipping point. Everything is rising in cost and it outpaces the cost of living. When they bankrupt people and take life savings and in some cases even take homes from people, it is hard to understand! Report record profits based on bankruptcy from an illness is wrong. The solution for me is to never use insurance. I pay weekly for it, but try to never use it. It is legalized thievery.
let’s hope Trump can at least stabilize this mess!
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Hello everyone, how are you doing?
The recent targeted killing of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, has shocked many and sparked some really heated discussions about the U.S. healthcare system. While the motives remain unclear, this tragedy has brought frustrations with health insurance practices, like denied claims, soaring premiums, and prior authorizations, to the forefront.
Many patients blame insurers for putting profits over care, while companies argue these protocols are necessary to manage costs. Who do you think is most responsible for the current state of the healthcare system: insurance companies, providers, or policymakers?
Denied claims have left many patients battling financial and emotional stress. Do you think insurance firms deliberately make care harder to access, or is the general public too often quick to point fingers without realizing the nuances of the system?
Would getting rid of private insurance entirely and moving to a universal healthcare system solve these problems, or create even bigger ones?
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These questions aren’t easy, but they need to be asked. Let’s explore the deeper implications of these issues and how they affect our lives.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences.
Take care,
Somya from the Carenity Team 🌼