I understand the need for your employees being educated and inserviced on a regular basis.
But is it really necessary for you to fly your executives to exotic locales for conferences?
What, exactly, is wrong with a local hotel’s conference center?
Besides helping local businesses stay afloat in such a tough economy, it would have cost much, much, much less.
I can’t help but wonder how many vents, (the sort of which you have denied coverage of for Parker,) skipping your last executive retreat would have paid for.
I’m willing to bet that the yearly bonuses your executives receive this year will pay for some mighty fine Christmases for their families.
While Reed and I struggle to provide any Christmas at all for our family this year.
As Reed and I start to scrape the bottom of Parker’s 1 million dollar lifetime coverage, and stare at a very uncertain Medicaid future, I hope you remember one thing:
Here, but for the Grace of God, go YOU.
With an insurance company that could do unto you the way you have done unto us.
Think about it would you please?
Perhaps, if you look deep enough, you might be able to find a tender spot for our family…..
…..say in the form of a few gas cards to help us with the trips up and back to PCMC to be with our son.
Or maybe a grocery card or two?
Only seems fair since we are helping to finance your exotic retreats and all.
Oh. You don’t participate in acts of compassion?
Yeah. I didn’t really think so either.
it makes no sense does it? they just don’t know unless they found themselves in your shoes for a day. for an hour.
Hugs
Our Insurance Companies need an overhaul. That is for sure. I am so sorry that you have to fight them so hard…
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Insurance denials – more poop and gas, eh?
Again, Tammy, you excel and showing truth with a bit of irony. Sad and true. Insurance companies are for profit and often support stock holders. The job of an insurance company is to keep costs down (deny) and increase income (more patient contracts, er, promises).
Would you send this letter to the insurance company?
The government as insurer will not improve services, but for different reasons.
I’m a small business owner and it is horrible what I have to pay. I pay 50% of all my employees and I still pay 3000.00 for 4 employees. So I guess I’m helping them out as well.
I’m sorry that just like gas prices, medical expenses are skyrocketed from what they used to be.
Take care and I hope that Parker is feeling better today.
No shit with no pun intended at all. On a side note, man, I cannot believe they would send him home so soon after that type of surgery. I bet that is what you want, but it seems so soon. I am glad he is doing well enough that they believe he would be fine at home.
Could have sworn I commented on this yesterday….Hmmmm.
Anyway, I think you should send this to your insurance company! To every single executive in your insurance company!
I think you’ve found the perfect recipients for all of the poop the Brave Hero has been generating recently!
Give some of their own back.
I’m so angry about AIG’s weekend retreat at a spa in Arizona, to hold a meeting in which they decided they needed to ask the government for even MORE money, I could scream. Those people simple don’t get it. I feel another angry post at my place bubbling up.
Sad that this isn’t a fiction piece. It just does not make any sense!
HUGS