The insurance industry built a system designed to outlast you. It's working.
The core issue it highlights is structural: decisions are often made without direct clinical context, and appeals processes can take weeks, during which patient conditions may worsen.
They’re saying no because they know most people won’t have the time or energy to keep fighting.
That’s a business model built around exhaustion.
Delays have consequences that rarely show up on a spreadsheet.
The core issue it highlights is structural: decisions are often made without direct clinical context, and appeals processes can take weeks, during which patient conditions may worsen.
They’re saying no because they know most people won’t have the time or energy to keep fighting.
That’s a business model built around exhaustion.
Delays have consequences that rarely show up on a spreadsheet.