Yes.
Well considering the fact I have been working here for like decade + for multiple employers with different degree of insurance. That’s simply not true.
How are you not aware how insurance companies do business?!
Uhhhh because if you have gone through surgeries you would’ve known. You just need to follow the procedures where you get referrals after referrals until they get you to the specialists. The difference between shitty and good insurance is how much deductable you have to pay. Insurance companies can’t just figure out ways to not pay for it, that’s not how it works. Hell they won’t even operate on you if insurance didn’t authorize it. It’s obvious you have no clue shit works down here.
That barber? I wouldn't hire him to tie my shoes!
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Uhh the insurance companies employ doctors whose only job is to find loop hole reasons to decline payments.
Because that physio is the only way to make sure you get your full strength and mobility back in the area being operated.
You really don’t know how stuff work down here do you. most insurance don’t employ doctors down here. The only ones that do are quite expensive like Kaiser Permanente and you dont really need to pay anything because the insurance is so expensive. Doctors, surgeons and hospitals operate within insurance networks and they are independent of the insurance. You can go out of network and some insurance will cover some of it and if you go in network the insurance will cover all of it after deductible. Thr first thing any doctor,clinic,hospital will ask you is for your insurance because they are all private and they are not going to mess around and not get paid. The only exception is if you go to ER without insurance. I am guessing that’s where uou get the stories. If you go through non-ER, any procedure you do they will run it by insurance to see how much you have to pay and how much the insurance will pay and then you sign a bunch of shit, pay your share and get it done.
See, this is the kind of tanking that's most effective. Take advantage of your generally awful play (well below expected results) and get your injured folks all bolted back together and shuffled onto LTIR and replace them with your AHL lifers, keeping your youth learning to succeed in a winning AHL environment. Trade your better players that won't fit your core's age for youth and draft capital. Give monster minutes to your under-performing massive contract vets. Either they figure it out and add some value, or they sink you to the bottom.
You don’t pay for a surgery and then try to ask insurance to reimburse you. You only pay for that part that you are responsible for and insurance pays doctors directly. If you have been to any clinic in America you would know the first thing you do when you walk in the door is give them insurance, pay and then get care. Doctors won’t even touch or see you until the money is confirmed.
Why are you talking about getting treatment without the insurance company paying for it?
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I don't really have much of an opinion on Tocchet, but in this clip he doesn't seem really comfortable, which is understandable given he's not familiar with anyone yet. The vibe does seem a bit forced as Wonton shared, but I expect that will change as time passes.
