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In reply to the discussion: US lawmakers eye health insurance reform as frustrations mount [View all]

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2. Tinkering around with prior authorization by setting time limits for insurers to deny treatment is now "reform"?
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Wed Jan 1, 2025, 08:32 AM
Jan 2025

What bullshit.

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US lawmakers eye health insurance reform as frustrations mount [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 2025 OP
Probably mostly for show. Irish_Dem Jan 2025 #1
Tinkering around with prior authorization by setting time limits for insurers to deny treatment is now "reform"? sop Jan 2025 #2
Real reform is needed, and with consequences for companies NotHardly Jan 2025 #16
Right getting your denial promptly instead of waiting months airplaneman Jan 2025 #18
Recognition of the problems is step one. quaint Jan 2025 #3
Yes, hopefully they will begin to recognize the problems soon. Think. Again. Jan 2025 #5
The GOP reform plan is for people who can't afford care to die quickly IronLionZion Jan 2025 #4
"Dr. Oz" has actually stated that uninsured people are not worthy of care. Think. Again. Jan 2025 #7
Yep. Work hard, get sick (or injured) die fast. nt Delmette2.0 Jan 2025 #14
Mandate that health insurance Old Crank Jan 2025 #6
Yes, and notice how none of the... Mr. Mustard 2023 Jan 2025 #9
Got to look at Republicans through an Orwellian lens. Otherwise, what they say makes no sense. paleotn Jan 2025 #12
Medicare admin rates have increased with HIPAA IbogaProject Jan 2025 #13
US Lawmakers will not create laws without 'prior authorization'..... 70sEraVet Jan 2025 #8
Ha! Which ones? paleotn Jan 2025 #10
Sounds like there is no hope, I tried the positive approach but no go here. quaint Jan 2025 #11
Meaningful insurance reform would be... bmichaelh Jan 2025 #15
For-profit health insurance is a leech on society. It is unnecessary and provides zero value. jvill Jan 2025 #17
AFTER a review by forum hosts LOCKING Omaha Steve Jan 2025 #19
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