American Physician Assistant who has worked in cardiology for 8 years says “I have NEVER seen so many echos denied like I have this year” She says health insurance companies are denying routine scans at rates like never before and making it harder to appeal. Just this one phone

American took her daughter to urgent care, before going she saw their cash price was $150 At urgent care they took her insurance information and quoted her more, so she asked for the cash price. They denied the cash price because she has insurance and forced her to pay the

American is paying $2,100 per month for health insurance, her daughter almost drowns and has to use Life Flight - The bill is $70,000 - Insurance first denies paying - After the denial, Life Flight reaches out to the insurance company - The insurance company agrees to pay

“I need someone to explain to me like I am 5 years old how it makes sense that a literal doctor… prescribed my son a life saving medication that he needs for a diagnosis that he has received, and my insurance gets to say, ‘No he does not’.” Why is this even allowed???? 🤔