US EditionUnited Healthcare denies claim of woman in coma
- Dr. Zachary Levy's post revealed that UnitedHealthcare denied a claim for his patient in a coma, citing insufficient proof of medical necessity.
- UnitedHealthcare's CEO, Brian Thompson, was killed in New York, leading to increased scrutiny of the health insurance system.
- The company claims it approves about 90% of medical claims, but critics question the accuracy of its practices.
- Levy's viral post has sparked discussions about the need for reform in the U.S. healthcare system.
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Viral 'Tear It All Down' Post Sparks Debate Over UnitedHealthcare Practices, Alleges Denial Of ICU Care For Coma Patient - UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH)
Dr. Zachary Levy's viral post alleges UnitedHealthcare denied care for a patient, reigniting criticism over insurer practices and policies.
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A social media post from Dr. Zachary Levy that said UnitedHealthcare denied the claims of one of his patients, who is in a coma, has gone viral. Newsweek has reached out to United Healthcare via email and Levy via social media for comment. Why It Matters Many Americans have expressed frustration with the health insurance system, which was brought into focus when UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in New York, allegedly by Lu…
United Healthcare Denies Claim of Woman in Coma
A social media post from Dr. Zachary Levy that said UnitedHealthcare denied the claims of one of his patients, who is in a coma, has gone viral. Newsweek has reached out to United Healthcare via email and Levy via social media for comment. Why It Matters Many Americans have expressed frustration…
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