Why Your Health Insurer Doesn’t Care About Your Big Bills
As his insurer, wasn’t its duty to represent him, its “member”? So why had it agreed to pay a grossly inflated rate, one that stuck him with a $7,088 bill for his portion?
Health Insurers Are Working The System To Pad Their Profits
How they're taking advantage of Medicare Advantage.
GOP Myth: Obamacare Is Driving Insurance Mergers
Other factors are fueling the proposed Aetna-Humana and Anthem-Cigna marriages.
Health Insurers 'May Go The Way Of Blockbuster'
Steven Brill believes insurance firms are simply getting in the way of cost control
NYT Labels Obamacare Non-Payers 'Deadbeats' Without Much Research
It probably boils down to insurance companies refusing to hire and train enough customer service people to handle the influx. Not to mention, their crappy computer systems!
GA Gov. Nathan Deal Taking Payola To Obstruct Obamacare
There seems to be no limit to the depth of corruption among Republican governors. Taking gifts, money, and now payola? Governor Nathan Deal proudly obstructs in exchange for money.
Insurers Pitching Fits, Manipulating Dates For ACA Implementation
Health insurers are behaving like two year olds, trying to defeat the spirit of Obamacare in a last-ditch attempt to defeat it.
Know Thy Enemies: Corporate Overlords March On Washington
The Catfood Commission just will not die. Why am I not surprised? But you've got to love Steven Pearlstein's column this morning informing us all of the soon-to-come intervention of the "grownups in the room."
Some grown-ups who have been
Aetna Paid $7 Million In Contributions To Wingnut Groups For 'Education Purposes'
What topics do you suppose they want them to teach? I'm guessing it's about the benefits of a for-profit, barely-regulated health insurance industry, but that's just a wild guess. I wonder how many cancer treatments they disallowed to pay for
Health Insurers Promise To Preserve Popular Parts Of ACA If Supreme Court Overturns
If you believe this, I've got a Medicare Advantage policy to sell you.
UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Humana have pledged to continue with certain pieces of the Patient Bill of Rights if the Supreme Court should overturn the Affordable Care Act.
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