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The contract is back in place and our healthcare access is restored. It was a long fight to keep these services in our community but we finally got the outcome we needed. Stay alert to ensure they uphold their end of this agreement.

October 3, 2012

Bring NeGMG back in network

Bring NeGMG back in network

🏆 Won — 132 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Delores H.
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Donna M.
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Emily H.
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Elizabeth S.
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Denice H.
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Started by Anonymous 14 years ago
The people of Northeast Georgia have consistently leaned on Northeast Georgia Medical Group to provide quality healthcare to the community. However, due to stalled and suspended negotiations between United Healthcare and NeGMG, policy holders who live in Northeast Georgia will now have to seek care elsewhere or pay out of network cost. 

Updates

August 23, 2012

Reaching this level of support is exhausting but it proves that people are finally taking notice of this fight. I often wonder if this will lead anywhere yet seeing so many of you stand with me keeps the pressure on where it belongs.

Reached 100 supporters

August 23, 2012

6 Comments

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Mike Bailey
13 years ago Featured

UNITED HEALTHCARE NEEDS TO GET IT TOGETHER. SERIOUSLY.

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Tom Mwangi
13 years ago Featured

Too much stress on the patients. We pay enough for premiums to get the care we need. Put them back in network.

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Brenda Hale
13 years ago Featured

This is ridiculous. I have been seeing my doctor here for ten years and now I have to start over because of some greedy insurance fight. Sort it out.

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Kevin Kapoor
13 years ago Featured

Ridiculous. My whole family goes to NeGMG. My kids got appointments coming up and now we are stuck in limbo over this dispute. Fix it now United!

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Jessica Schneider
13 years ago Featured

My husband needs his prescriptions refilled and now he is being told it will cost double. This is not right for the local community.

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Sarah Lund
13 years ago Featured

I really need to keep my cardiologist. He knows my history better than anyone else. Why should we have to suffer for a corporate argument.