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> We had no reason to suspect that the CT scan wouldn't be covered, and were in no way advised as such. Doesn't seem right. I can’t understand how this is even
by nonethewiser 3y ago
> We had no reason to suspect that the CT scan wouldn't be covered, and were in no way advised as such. Doesn't seem right.
I can’t understand how this is even legal. I know its a somewhat normal occurrence but you wouod think people could at least easily win a lawsuit and get them to sure-up their policies.
Its probably ignorance and not malice but it doesn’t really matter. It basically just amounts to a scam.
- quasse 3y agoIt's no longer legal as of Jan 1, 2022 (part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021). If you want a list of the real worst of the worst Senators, go look at the people who voted against making this a law.