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Andrew Witty should think very critically regarding how his company is viewed. 1) IF you put your profit ahead of the lives of patients by denying them necessary care that can save their lives and 2) IF these patients paid United Healthcare a hefty premium to provide such lifesaving therapy and UHC fails to do so, as is suggested in the social media posts, such actions can be equated by some as an attack on the very existence of their loved ones. It may therefore not be surprising that a grieving relative, would take matters into their own hands. Being lawless and violent, is of course, not the right thing to do. We aspire to be a civil society of laws. It is therefore important that regulators seize this situation as a mandate to investigate whether there is fraud in the way UHC operates. Are they denying or delaying payment for care that is the recognized standard of medical care and acting contrary to their obligations? If so, the executives should be held accountable. If not, the public will have more faith in how our healthcare system operates, thus discouraging further violence.

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"Their chief complaint is the aggravation and expense of convincing insurance companies to pay them for their patient's treatment. Even when they are ultimately approved, MRI scans and other vital but costly procedures often require days of campaigning and paperwork, say doctors." https://lnkd.in/gW-sFU5w

With the end of the year closing in (crazy, right), some might think that the world of leave law rules and regulations should start slowing down. However, that is not the case as, today, the Maryland Department of Labor FAMLI Division published proposed regulations that would establish the details for the Maryland Family and Medical Leave Insurance program. Written comments will be accepted by the FAMLI Division until November 18, 2024, and can be submitted by e-mail to famli.policy@maryland.gov. The proposed regulations can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gmMv8KJi

#TeamSPB discuss how Loper Bright, Corner Post, and Jarkesy have remade the regulatory landscape. In an industry that faces a web of enforcement at all levels of government, healthcare and insurance providers alike face changes ahead as the gravity of regulatory oversight and compliance shifts from the agencies to the courts. Read the full blog here ➡️ https://ow.ly/YOwF50SAhFT #HealthcareRegulation | #InsuranceCompliance | #RegulatoryChanges

Not many insurers identify how many and how fast claims are paid - MetLife UK are setting a new trend