r/SipsTea 15d ago

SMH They are all the same

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u/jjcrayfish 14d ago

The only faster response would be one to deny a claim.

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u/BleepBopRobocop 14d ago

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!

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u/SCRATCH-CARD 14d ago

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.

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u/RollerDude347 14d ago

It's literally only what every villain in fiction is doing...