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I don't doubt it. But it's also worth noting that insurance companies will often report people as having diseases when they don't (or have since been cured), b
by drooby 2y ago
I don't doubt it.
But it's also worth noting that insurance companies will often report people as having diseases when they don't (or have since been cured), because they can then extract more revenue.
The fox is in the hen house
- soraminazuki 2y agoAre insurance companies even the primary data source for these kinds of reports?
- nielsbot 2y agoThe only case I’ve heard of this happening is Medicare Advantage. (Companies “upcode” seniors while providing less care since they are paid per person) https://medicareadvocacy.org/medicare-advantage-plans-under-scrutiny/ https://medicareadvocacy.org/medicare-advantage-plans-under-... In all other cases they’ll delay, defend and deny.