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Wrongful care denial should be considered a serious felony on par with assault with intent to do grave bodily harm. It should be a veil piercing crime that expo
by SauciestGNU 2y ago
Wrongful care denial should be considered a serious felony on par with assault with intent to do grave bodily harm. It should be a veil piercing crime that exposes every insurance company employee involved in denial to personal legal jeopardy should they wrongly deny claims. Reasons for denials must should be required to be extremely detailed and provided to the institutions requesting coverage. Upon receiving a denial, the health care institution should be able to evaluate the denial for validity and choose to refer the denial to local prosecuting attorneys if the denial is medically unsound.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 2y agoThese are all great 'shoulds' and most people would probably agree. So why do you think there isn't political support for anything close to this?
- SauciestGNU 2y agoIt would harm profits and maybe give the idea that an LLC doesn't give you license to break the law with impunity. The veil piercing aspect especially would be a major departure from how corporate liability currently works. I think the biggest barrier is that it inconveniences the powerful to benefit the masses.