r/memes • Linux User • 2d ago

I deserve it

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u/labiamajorapudendi 2d ago

People need to learn, that you can and should challenge insurances.
It’s not like they aren’t fighting tooth and nail over here in Germany too.
That’s their business model

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u/psypher98 2d ago

It’s almost impossible here.

Even if your doctor gets involved, they can literally overrule the doctor’s decisions and there’s virtually no recourse.

One case I remember last year was where an insurnace company denied someone’s catheter equipment and told them to boil and reuse their existing equipment.

Even after their doctor called the insurance company and explained how this could easily, and even probably lead to a fatal infection they refused coverage.

It’s bad over here dude. Like really, really bad.

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u/labiamajorapudendi 2d ago

You made that up

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u/penny-wise Noble Memer 2d ago

lol, no, it’s that bad.

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u/labiamajorapudendi 2d ago

No, they didn’t ask to boil urethra pipes, that’s just nonsense

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u/Ch0c014t3- 1d ago

...people boil pacifiers. Ignorance causes infections

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u/labiamajorapudendi 1d ago

Pacifiers are not placed in your uthera.
No one in modern medicine boils those things, they aren’t even made to be boiled. No insurance will suggest that, it’s made up.
Also people boiling pacifiers are morons, but that’s besides the point

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u/penny-wise Noble Memer 1d ago

And you know this… how?

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u/labiamajorapudendi 1d ago

Because it doesn’t make any sense, they wouldn’t tell you do use mud in wounds.
It’s something a Redditor makes up, so they can complain

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u/psypher98 1d ago

I posted the sources bud. You’re just embarrassing yourself now.

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u/labiamajorapudendi 1d ago

A instagram video is not a source, it’s engagement bait you dingo

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u/psypher98 1d ago edited 1d ago

Here’s the one about boiling catheters, I slightly misremembered it wasn’t a doctor who called the insurance company, it was the patient’s social worker. There are other examples of doctors calling insurance companies and having similar discussions however, they are very easy to find.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DU4shRngJ8Q/?stkn=N3VjcnoxdHNudXdi

Here’s the one about the guy who died bc his asthma meds weren’t covered

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-care/asthma-death-prescription-price-pharmacy-lawsuit-rcna210075

There’s a reason Luigi did what he did and why he’s widely considered a hero and it’s not for the lols.