Manhunt under way after US health executive shot dead
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Baroque attacks said:
g4ry13 said:
A hired professional did the job.
Tonight, in fantasy land. One noticeable thing was how casual the shooter was.
Downward said:
United healthcare denial rates have tripled over the past 5 years, and they now deny claims at 2x the industry average.
2023: $22.38 billion
2022: $20.12 billion
2021: $17.29 billion
2020: $15.40 billion
2019: $13.84 billion
Given they are one of the largest companies in the world by revenue, is 22b profit out of 378b revenue really all that egregious or unusual?- Net Profits:**
2023: $22.38 billion
2022: $20.12 billion
2021: $17.29 billion
2020: $15.40 billion
2019: $13.84 billion
isaldiri said:
Given they are one of the largest companies in the world by revenue, is 22b profit out of 378b revenue really all that egregious or unusual?
It’s egregious if you are dying and your insurance provider says no to giving you cover which you feel you have paid for and deserve. It’s also egregious to those who can’t afford cover. milkround said:
isaldiri said:
Given they are one of the largest companies in the world by revenue, is 22b profit out of 378b revenue really all that egregious or unusual?
It’s egregious if you are dying and your insurance provider says no to giving you cover which you feel you have paid for and deserve. It’s also egregious to those who can’t afford cover. Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff