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Help Support Gabriel's Law Against Insurance Companies!

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Leslie Green
6 months ago

Totally agree!

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Ryan Gevirtz
6 months ago

Insurance companies should not determine or be the sole gatekeeper of care. Give that power back to the doctors who swore oaths to help and serve the unwell. Ensure that the money being paid into insurance actually covers medical issues! It's time to change. It's time to heal!

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Mary Dollard
6 months ago

I support this position 100%

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Mathew Pundt
6 months ago

We’re Americans and we deserve to have the best healthcare. Stay strong Gabriel

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Lucille Savelli
6 months ago

Gab's well-being should always come FIRST!!! (not insurance companies determining his continued care)

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Jeanine Timon
6 months ago

Insurance companies should not be making medical decisions for patients. The patient’s attending physician should have the final decision on treatment.

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Heather Saurwein
6 months ago

I understand the struggle all to well.

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Anonymous
6 months ago

Also, there should be a time limit for when insurance companies can try to collect payment. Coming at you for payment after one year is ridiculous.

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Lauren Stiles
6 months ago

Absolutely! This should be a federal law. Only your own doctor should be able to determine what medical care is appropriate for you, not some doctor who couldn’t cut it as a real physician and resorted to being an insurance hack.

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Heidi Knudsen
6 months ago

I have a 15 year old son with severe special needs. We have been denied essential things by doctors who only see info on paper. It’s ridiculous, sad and disgusting.

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Ashley Weber
6 months ago

Let’s better our health care system!!

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Cathy Strasser
6 months ago

No one should have to fight for what they already pay for. And most importantly, Gabe should be concentrating on getting better not fighting the insurance company

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Danielle Morganti
6 months ago

Fight for patient advocacy!

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ginger bedow
6 months ago

my daughter has also been fighting with the insurace company for her health care too this is her story Tamara Sky Sodpoerstn6guiu4t h 3 a0g992lmmtm59fl7ml76668t567611h01cfgcg7mt · As someone who has to battle constantly to get things approved this is soo important!! I remember when Erie let me get down to 90lbs my body shutting down… Cleveland after one appointment and lots of blood work and prior Erie testing determined I needed surgery right away. My insurance denied it not once but twice and 2 days before my surgery after my surgeon calling them telling them if I didn’t have this surgery I would die and it would be because of them did they finally approve it. And it’s not like that has changed… I’ve had to appeal almost every thing I need to make sure I am getting the best treatment!

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Anonymous
6 months ago

Healthcare needs to care for the health of our patients - a therapist who cares

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Kathy Holowaty
6 months ago Featured

I always explain the UHC denials to patients like this: The doctor you see in the flesh really isn’t your doctor. YOUR doctor is the unnamed medical director on the phone who is telling your local doctor what care and coverage s/he thinks you deserve.

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Michele Lamb
6 months ago

Insurance should not be able to over rule the Provider taking care if the patient. PERIOD.

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Anonymous
6 months ago

Working in healthcare, we see this every day. It is absolutely heartbreaking to see people get denied the care that is in their best interest.

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Nicholas Garver
6 months ago

To refuse any child would be a gross negligence.

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Beverly Farinelli
6 months ago

This is absolutely necessary!