Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

COVID-19 hospitalizations are getting more expensive for patients

 

[MushroomX]

COVID-19 hospitalizations are getting more expensive for patients

One of my early jobs after college was working with a 3rd party vendor that did Health Scoring for Private and Public insurance. Now first off I am not siding with Health Insurance on this, but, Health Insurance does help out where it can but in the end if people are TOO much of a risk, they will say, "We can't pay your Insurance, because you were too high risk."

With so many of these cases, Inpatient charges to Health Insurance is expected, but for a Pandemic, that actually hurts Insurance agencies because they have to pay out. They are in the "Protection against Unforeseen Events."

Which leads me to this thought, as we get through this 2nd BIG WAVE: Insurance Companies will probably start denying claims, if a person was found to be Un-Vaccinated at the the time of Admission.

Like I said, they are there to protect against unforeseen. With this Pandemic, it's not really unforeseen, but people for the most part being careless and your costing these companies money to pay for your Inpatient. At some point they will be losing, and losing, and then they just say, "Enough. We need to keep this Business afloat."

 

[Joe Sixpack]

One of my early jobs after college was working with a 3rd party vendor that did Health Scoring for Private and Public insurance. Now first off I am not siding with Health Insurance on this, but, Health Insurance does help out where it can but in the end if people are TOO much of a risk, they will say, "We can't pay your Insurance, because you were too high risk."

With so many of these cases, Inpatient charges to Health Insurance is expected, but for a Pandemic, that actually hurts Insurance agencies because they have to pay out. They are in the "Protection against Unforeseen Events."

Which leads me to this thought, as we get through this 2nd BIG WAVE: Insurance Companies will probably start denying claims, if a person was found to be Un-Vaccinated at the the time of Admission.

Like I said, they are there to protect against unforeseen. With this Pandemic, it's not really unforeseen, but people for the most part being careless and your costing these companies money to pay for your Inpatient. At some point they will be losing, and losing, and then they just say, "Enough. We need to keep this Business afloat."

fukk insurance it’s government sanctioned extortion.

And you are absolutely right they will start denying claims of people that are sick that were unvaccinated

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

One of my early jobs after college was working with a 3rd party vendor that did Health Scoring for Private and Public insurance. Now first off I am not siding with Health Insurance on this, but, Health Insurance does help out where it can but in the end if people are TOO much of a risk, they will say, "We can't pay your Insurance, because you were too high risk."

With so many of these cases, Inpatient charges to Health Insurance is expected, but for a Pandemic, that actually hurts Insurance agencies because they have to pay out. They are in the "Protection against Unforeseen Events."

Which leads me to this thought, as we get through this 2nd BIG WAVE: Insurance Companies will probably start denying claims, if a person was found to be Un-Vaccinated at the the time of Admission.

Like I said, they are there to protect against unforeseen. With this Pandemic, it's not really unforeseen, but people for the most part being careless and your costing these companies money to pay for your Inpatient. At some point they will be losing, and losing, and then they just say, "Enough. We need to keep this Business afloat."

Breh you're preaching to the choir. I said this a couple weeks ago

insurance companies should signal they might start denying covid related claims for ppl who refuse vaccinations

 

[MushroomX]

Breh you're preaching to the choir. I said this a couple weeks ago

The only thing that I would disagree with, is I bet that they WOULDN'T signal it.

Its one of those things where you in areas where you think insurance would cover it, but then you get the bill and it's just too high. So you call in Customer Service and they just say, "We sent out a Disclaimer a month back." where in very small, but legal print, there is that exception.

 

[newarkhiphop]

merica'

https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...erapy/77-165d31f7-fc0d-4654-9add-e8db9d0c0d4b

 

[Godless Socialist CEO]

People really need to stop with bullshyt right wing arguments for economic policy. This shyt doesn’t work

 

[Joe Sixpack]

merica'

https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...erapy/77-165d31f7-fc0d-4654-9add-e8db9d0c0d4b

Florida it’s par for the course

 

[jj23]

merica'

https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...erapy/77-165d31f7-fc0d-4654-9add-e8db9d0c0d4b

Breh...I will say it again. Really looking forward to seeing you not having to post regularly in this thread.



Looks like we are back in the cycle all around the world.

 

[88m3]

The School Culture Wars: ‘You Have Brought Division to Us’

 

[newarkhiphop]

Breh...I will say it again. Really looking forward to seeing you not having to post regularly in this thread.



Looks like we are back in the cycle all around the world.

am with you, i stopped for a couple of weeks there, was out enjoying life somewhat , but i think the next 8-12 weeks are going to be bad

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Nah. Not even close. Spread of germs and viruses start and end with hand hygiene.

Yous a cool poster so ill leave my comment at that but hand washing is extremely important for everyones health

Hand washing is very important for overall health but I think @Rhakim is right that unfortunately it’s not as helpful for covid as we thought it might be early on. I don’t think there’s a high infection rate from surface transfer with this virus.

but absolutely. I developed better hand washing technique since this all started

 

[Bboystyle]

Hand washing is very important for overall health but I think @Rhakim is right that unfortunately it’s not as helpful for covid as we thought it might be early on. I don’t think there’s a high infection rate from surface transfer with this virus.

but absolutely. I developed better hand washing technique since this all started

Yea i agree. Most cases are airborne related.

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Maker of Popular Covid Test Told Factory to Destroy Inventory

Capitalism

 

[Godless Socialist CEO]

Maker of Popular Covid Test Told Factory to Destroy Inventory

Capitalism

This country man