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Kaiser is great, until you get sick. Then it’s a nightmare, especially if you have anything complex going on. I’m a physician that works at an ultra specialize
by dumbmrblah 2y ago
Kaiser is great, until you get sick. Then it’s a nightmare, especially if you have anything complex going on.
I’m a physician that works at an ultra specialized hospital.
- Brian_K_White 2y agoAnd I saw some chart of percentage claims denied that said KP denied the least at 7% while UHG the most or almost, at something like 39%. Even if that were true that KP deny the least, it ends up meaning nothing if they also own the hospital who they graciously never deny claims from. Ugh.
- dumbmrblah 2y agoThe gunman etched ‘Delay, Deny, Defend’ in those bullets. UHG denies. KP delays. Both can lead to disastrous consequences. Edit: And by delay, I don’t mean delay in seeing a specialist, I mean delay getting the most modern and up-to-date care. They have a tendency to practice population based treatment (and fiscally responsible), which may not be what is the most up to date. I understand it as an hospital administrator, but I can see the consequences as a physician.
- inemesitaffia 2y agoPopulation based treatment is where nationalized care ends in