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How medical insurance works
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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2024
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Sometimes the Frank is an AI that is wrong 90% of the time. That's fine, because reasons.
I fucking wish. At least then I wouldn't have to be put on hold for 30 min just to have to eventually explain to a person who was hired 3 weeks ago how to do their job.
Private insurance always has you speak to an actual adjuster for authorization, mainly because they know any sort of automated system would be more accurate and faster than having you talk to their undertrained and understaffed employees.
Private insurance's goal is to erect as many barriers between the provider and the patients as possible, and then blame the provider for all the barriers. It works every time.
"I have the best insurance, they told me it would be covered". Nope, Medicare is the best insurance and you traded that away for a privatized Medicare supplemental that lies to you about your coverage.
Sometimes the Frank is an AI that is wrong 90% of the time. That's fine, because ~~reasons~~ $$$.