Sovereign Health Releases Part 6 of The War on Behavioral Health Care: Insurance Companies’ “Bad Faith” Tactics Kill
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Sadly, delaying treatment until death is just one of many "bad faith" practices health insurance companies used to avoid having to pay for expensive treatments, even if they are legally obligated to do so. Insurers are adept at denying, delaying, confusing and refusing-all at the patient's expense.
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Insurance companies count on the fact that many people give up fighting for the services they have paid to receive, which is why they get rich while people die. The only way to win the insurance battle is to hold them accountable for their obligations, and their actions to duck those obligations. Losing the insurance battle means losing the war on behavioral health care. The future of our nation depends on every American understanding what this war means, and standing up for our own lives and the lives of our children before it's too late.
Last week's installment, " The War on Behavioral Health Care Part 5. Not in My Backyard," explored the underlying factors that drive communities' NIMBYism (not in my backyard-ism) to recovery facilities, despite the need for care as the opioid crisis sweeps the country. The article detailed the aggressive and shocking behavior of neighbors who repeatedly launched violent assaults on a recovery home being prepared to receive patients.
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