Re: 'Rats in the Kitchen'

On Sun, 15 Dec 2024, JAB wrote:

On Sun, 15 Dec 2024 23:15:24 +0100, D <nospam@example.net> wrote:
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If they would think about it for a minute

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From which reference frame?
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From a cosmic viewpoint?
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His focus was to generate more revenue for the shareholders...and
here's his track record.
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"A recent study asserted that UnitedHealthcare denies the most claims
of any major health insurance company, rejecting about one in every
three claims.
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'UnitedHealthcare is the worst insurance company for paying claims,'
concluded the study from the consumer spending analytics group,
ValuePenguin, whose parent company is the online lending marketplace
LendingTree."
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https://truthout.org/articles/top-5-us-health-insurers-annual-profits-jumped-230-percent-since-acas-passage/
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This is witin their rights. But, the magic of the market, if a health insurer denies the majority of the claims, will make sure the health insurer goes away, because they will not get customers. Customers do not want health insurance that denied all claims. It is not so useful.