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Some on reddit.com/r/anesthesiology say it's fake. Others say this is not for doctors but for the patient.
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It's been several years, but I've received something similar from UHC, maybe only a few sentences shorter. This reads to me like the same bs put through an LLM.
I did get them to cover their denied service, btw, after faxing over the world's thinnest-disguised pissy letter of contest to their decision. I'm not an easy person to anger but let me tell you, I saw red when I got that denial.
Well, you know what to do next time.
See, I immediately thought oh it might be fake but then people in the comments pointed out that they have gotten letters exactly like this.