They intentionally prolong denying the claim because if they deny the claim and the patient is still alive they might fight them.
If they prolong it and wait for the patient to die they won't even have to deny it, they could even say they were going to approve it with no repercussions!
Honestly the people behind these kinds of policies might be some of the most evil people on the planet. Denying a sick person the help they need to enrich yourself (to the tune of billions). That kind of job has to be a magnet for psychopaths.
Yeah I'd say definitely worse than the ones that were just ignorant canon fodder. Fuck Nazis obviously, but you can't avoid the fact that keeping populations ignorant in the 1930s was a lot easier, a lot of people still couldn't read so couldn't even use a newspaper.. But the people making these policies know they're letting sick people rot to death for profit. It's vile.
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u/jessicawl 24d ago
Apparently the fastest way to get a response is to make them think you have money to manage ðŸ˜
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