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I find it hard to believe that the insurance provider didn’t have a website.

• 5- 2y ago
  plenty of mobile-only banks here in (former?) europe. losing access to a bank account might be as critical as to an insurance one.
  • JustExAWS 2y ago
    You mean with the way that the EU loves to regulate everything, they don’t regulate this? There isn’t a bank that I’m aware of that is app only in the US. The one thing you can’t do from some bank websites is deposit a check. Which makes no sense either since you have been able to capture photos from web pages in iOS forever.
• steelbrain 2y ago
  Here's the company (that manages the "frontend") for ours and a bunch of other insurance companies: https://www.nextcarehealth.com/ https://www.nextcarehealth.com/ I couldn't find their Lumi / web based login. Maybe you can help me find it!
  • JustExAWS 2y ago
    Hamburger menu -> Login
    • steelbrain 2y ago
      The login button redirects you to a page with a QR code for the application: https://www.nextcarehealth.com/download-lumi/ https://www.nextcarehealth.com/download-lumi/ Or maybe I'm missing something, did you actually find a Login form there?
      • JustExAWS 2y ago
        My bad. I have never seen anything so user hostile in my life. It looks like the only way that it doesn’t force you to use the app is if you go to the website from a computer. Requesting desktop site doesn’t do it and even using a third party browser that lets you change the user agent will still force you to use the app on mobile.
  • valicord 2y ago
    No idea how you're supposed to get there (I only found it with Google) but: https://www.nextcarehealth.com/healthcare-network https://www.nextcarehealth.com/healthcare-network
    • scarface_74 2y ago
      Thst still takes you to a QR code to download the app if you are on mobile
      • valicord 2y ago
        Not for me (chrome on android)