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@shane_kerr @parismarx A doctor's signature on the denial gives much greater grounds for a lawsuit later on malpractice. 2 comments
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@gray_witch @parismarx I have no idea about the legal implications, so you are probably correct about those. But according to the article the insurance company did not provide any justification for denying the claim. Presumably they were asked.
I find it shocking that this would even be possible, but the article seems credible, and health care in the USA is crazy, so I am inclined to believe it.