American surgeon records herself doing a “peer to peer” call with UnitedHealthcare trying to get a patients surgery approved - UnitedHealthcare refuses to give any of their doctors names who makes decisions - The doctor doesn’t specialize in surgery that’s being requested - She asks for the determination paperwork... of how UnitedHealthcare determined the patient shouldn’t get the surgery, UnitedHealthcare won’t provide that information - UnitedHealthcare tells the surgeon to do an “internal appeal” but won’t provide any details on their determination So to recap: UnitedHealthcare denies patients, their surgeon calls and can’t get a name, a specialty, or any details whatsoever regarding the denial This is the state of American Healthcareshow more

The surgeon’s ordeal with UnitedHealthcare isn’t an outlier—it’s systemic. The Reducing Medically Unnecessary Delays in Care Act of 2025 (H.R. 2433) mandates that prior authorization denials must be based on clinical criteria reviewed by physicians in the same specialty as the treating doctor. Yet UnitedHealthcare’s refusal to disclose decision-makers, specialties, or documentation violates Section 8 of the bill, which requires transparency in denials and ensures physicians—not bureaucrats—make medical judgments. This isn’t just red tape; it’s a profit-driven blockade. When insurers like UnitedHealthcare pocket $8B in stock buybacks while denying care, they’re not managing costs—they’re gambling with lives. The bill’s Section 3(8) explicitly bars non-specialists from overriding treatment plans, yet here we are: surgeons forced to argue with nameless desk jockeys. Until D.C. stops letting insurers write the rules, patients will keep losing to corporate algorithms designed to deny, delay, and deflect.

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The American healthcare system, under liberal policies, has become a labyrinth of corporate greed that betrays patients while shielding bureaucrats. UnitedHealthcare’s refusal to disclose decision-making doctors’ names isn’t just opacity—it’s a deliberate tactic. In 2023, 42% of insurance denials lacked proper justification, with over 60 million claims rejected, many for life-saving procedures (KFF). The left champions "universal care," but their system empowers insurers to play God, leaving patients and doctors powerless—a stark contrast to conservative calls for transparency and accountability. The non-specialist doctor angle exposes another layer of deceit. Studies show 70% of insurance peer reviewers lack expertise in the procedures they judge, leading to a 30% higher denial rate for specialized surgeries (JAMA, 2024). Meanwhile, the left’s darling, Obamacare, increased denial rates by 15% since 2010, while premiums skyrocketed 55% (CMS). This isn’t care—it’s a rigged game where insurers profit $50 billion annually by denying claims (NAIC, 2023), and liberals look the other way. Conservatives advocate for a system where patients, not faceless corporations, hold power. The internal appeal farce—offering no details—mirrors the left’s broader strategy: obfuscate, deflect, and control. We demand reform that puts Americans first, not profits. For unfiltered conservative takes on healthcare and beyond, follow @finaltelegraph. If this exposed the system’s failures for you, join the fight for clarity—follow now.

I did ALJ hearing on United denying home ventilator. United does not have a medical policy about home vents. Their Boarded Pulmo presented lab values and such to the judge while knowing United has NO policy on home vents. Just making it up, they are.

🚨 The state of American healthcare is a nightmare! This surgeon's video exposes UnitedHealthcare's exploitative tactics—denying a patient’s surgery without transparency, refusing to share the deciding doctor’s name, specialty, or even their reasoning. Patients suffer while United hides behind "internal appeals" with zero accountability. This isn’t just inefficiency; it’s inhuman. UnitedHealthcare, ANSWER for this! How many lives are you risking with these shady practices? We demand transparency NOW! @SeriousOregano

I would not have been so polite - The person on the other end would be hangin up in tears.

Bureaucrats with no name, no specialty, and no accountability are deciding if you get life-changing surgery. This isn’t healthcare, it’s corporate rationing. 🏥🚫💸

Not one bit surprising. Government got into the health care market, and therefore took the health care market into managed socialized medicine. Now the costs are so bloated that the middle class cannot afford to purchase care on the open market. Only rich people can afford to buy what they want. They rest of us get what we get.

I know a woman who had to fight like hell to get her son a donor meniscus. He’s doing great now and is a great basketball player. That is what it’s like to have a good mom.

But, but I was told by the MSM propaganda that Luigi is the bad guy.

It’s actually stuff like this where I think Luigi Mangione has a reasonable chance that a jury will nullify and he’ll be acquitted