I used to be an Actuary. I couldn't continue in that line of work after attending a mandatory seminar on how to deny breast and prostate cancer claims because they were too costly. The insurance industry is NOT in the business of helping people.

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4 小時內	Lauren Wood lauren_wood_23175	…The same as “Human Resources” is not there for employees; they exist to protect the company.
5 小時內	Eric Schade danseur45	Of course not. They're in business to make a profit, like any private enterprise. However, they are heavily regulated by the government. If you do t like how they're being regulated, talk to your Congressman or Senator!
16 小時內	Rosalie Everest rosalieeverest	Yes… you are right … I am currently taking a major insurer (here in Australia) to AFCA (complaints body) after suffering at the hands of their deny, deny, deny at all costs policy.
20 小時內	Kim Ruby Kress kim.kress	OH…MY…GOD! 😲😔 That information is so scary and so sad.
21 小時內	lamorellekm	This literally happened to me this week re breast MRI. Deny & Delay tactics. I was livid. Dr. Office appealed. Still fighting. They also 100% denied my husband's prostate cancer procedure. Claimed it was not a "mainstream" treatment. (It was done at Cleveland Clinic, not a backyard shed!) Science & data show it's extremely effective-the best option for his situation. He's doing great w/NO side effects. And, the physician is world renowned. So?!?!