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UK Job Market Struggles Amid Tax Hikes: Hiring Crisis Deepens
Did macroeconomics a long, long time ago.....but how are those two related? -
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Agent for annual retirement extension?
A perfect example of pretentiousness combined with self-importance. -
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Was Ex police officer Derek Chauvin wrongly convicted !
Thats a good topic for another discussion, he worked the system. Resulting in a election win! About Floyd , he was a career drug addict criminal! Living the life of a addict and career criminal was his choice! It caught up to him! -
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Joe Biden Ranked 'Worst President' in Modern History, Poll Reveals
Focus on the border security debacle created by Biden/Harris in their 4 year reign of DESTRUCTION and the ensuing historic national security crisis and humanitarian crisis, worst in American history. Trump must allocate additional resources to border security which he had well under control during his term. -
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Brian Thompson’s killing sparks outrage over state of US healthcare
Having held several different jobs at companies of varying sizes, I've had great luck with some insurance companies. And horrific experiences with others. Never an outright denial. Generally a fight over what was covered and at what rates. For example a procedure I had in Wyoming was only done at one facility in the whole state. My insurance covered a maximum of $2,000, at 80%. The only facility in the state said "tough noogies, our price is $3,000. So I was reimbursed $1600 on a $3000 bill. No biggie for a couple of thousand, but I was always worried what would happen if I had a $million procedure. It would have bankrupted me, even with "full coverage". -
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UK Job Market Struggles Amid Tax Hikes: Hiring Crisis Deepens
Ah, if only they had not paid off their union masters and created yet another black financial hole, they maybe would have had no need to do this. -
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Brian Thompson’s killing sparks outrage over state of US healthcare
Going back to OP, that 90% figure was misstated: The 90% refers to the number of denials of one very specific Medicare Advantage coverage in that 90% of denials which were formally appealed were reversed. The type of Medicare Advantage insurance with which Mr. Thompson over saw -- much as with CVS/Aetna and Humana -- dealt with "post-acute care facilities.” Covered persons could receive per Medicare mandate up to 100 of post-inpatient care days following a minimum of 3 days impatient. A big difference in USA and Thailand is that in USA you can have inpatient surgery and be sent home in 1-3 days e.g. for hip replacement whereas in Thailand at a private hospital you can spend a week inpatient for the same. And post-operative care is judgment call of a patients physician i.e. when is the person is stable enough to go home with only minimal/family care. That 'judgment call' is pretty much the root cause of all 3 big insurers relying upon AI models of based up millions of outcomes is referenced in the OP.
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