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Have you had problems getting healthcare or did your healthcare provider drop you in your time of need?


I'm conducting a report on insurance companies and how their lack of morals abuses the healthcare system. If you have any stories you would like to share please do.

After the company I worked for half my adult life closed down, I was forced to start from ground zero elsewhere. Because the insurance was through my employment, I had a short time only to find new provider before I was cut from their insurance. To make a long story short, being a Type 2 Diabetic, I had the hardest time finding anyone who would cover me. Either they wanted a physical of which I couldnt pass, or they insured me with no up front physical only to raise the fees once I began going to the doctor.
If you ask me, Insurance is just another legalized way to rip people off. You pay the money, some people rarely use it, but when someone needs it "well that is'nt covered...." It's really sad and my thought on this is no one should be doomed to not being able to go to the doctor when ill. Sadly though, more laws are in place to protect the insurance companies than in place to protect us the consumer. Good luck to you on this report, I would love to see the finished product! Cheers to you for standing up for the people!

Never. My employer has used 4 different insurance companies during my tenure and I've never had problems with any.

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