actually all this does is make it harder for both the patient and provider to get the medicine they need and allows insurance companies to be obstacles to patient care. but go off sis
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This ain’t it chief
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*Prior authorizations allow us to deny medically necessary care for patients to keep our pockets lined. There, fixed it for you.
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And to make it worse, the implication that dangerous care is being provided is a slap in the face to all of those who are working tirelessly and losing their lives during this pandemic.
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Physicians determine the plan of care, not whatever goomba wrote this tweet
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Could use Mario right about nowpic.twitter.com/hBT2eYCyXS
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This tweet was definitely made by a 20 something in an entry type position who thinks they know how the world works.
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*unpaid internship his rich parents got him because he doesn't have to even think about paying for himself to live
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Wrong. Completely wrong. Inside these companies, these programs are incentivized to maximize denials.
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In fact, there is not way to incentivize patient wellbeing through an insurance company. Profits are incompatible with patient care.
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