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Xolodno

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7. I think their revenue projections are going to be completely missed.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Feb 20, 2025, 08:18 PM

Feb 2025

Company I work for did not renew thier PPO contract with them. Employee's were complaing about denials, slow walking required care, etc.

And TSF is probably going to throw us into a recession, which means more layoffs and people/companies without paying for coverage.

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UnitedHealthcare offers employee buyouts after tumultuous months [View all] BumRushDaShow Feb 2025 OP

Yeah cutting more people off! samplegirl Feb 2025 #1

But no change to their claim denial policies of course IronLionZion Feb 2025 #2

Who needs people when AI can write badly worded letters of 'Claim Denied' for 'reasons'? Mawspam2 Feb 2025 #3

"Record revenues of $400.3 billion in 2024, expects revenues of up to $455 billion in 2025" dalton99a Feb 2025 #4

And they pay their CEO so little? Sad! Wonder Why Feb 2025 #5

If I were running Healthnet I'd be trying to save face BigmanPigman Feb 2025 #6

I think their revenue projections are going to be completely missed. Xolodno Feb 2025 #7