UHC’s New CEO Wants To Continue The Legacy.

Unnecessary care that the health insurance company considers unnecessary. Meanwhile, the doctors and everybody else who actually understand what they’re doing can believe that it is totally necessary. But they don’t have the purse strings. So fuck them. The insurance company’s going to do what it wants

Take you “unnecessary care” and shove it up your ass. We’re not talking about luxury items here…this is fucking HEALTHCARE. No one is trying to scam the fucking hospitals by volunteering for uncomfortable/painful/annoying procedures. I promise you, I’m not trying to get poked and prodded and cut open because it’s fucking fun, you greedy shit stains.

God I hate this fucking country.

P.S. For all you morons replying with some version of “but, but SOME people do this”, please remove your head from your ass and try thinking critically for just 5 seconds. I guaran-fucking-tee you the amount of money/time/medical resources wasted by “hypochondriacs” and uh, “lonely people” are a drop in the bucket compared to all the healthcare being denied to legitimate patients with very real issues.

These very rich assholes are literally ruining people’s lives, if not outright killing them with these draconian policies that only serve to further enrich the elite.

Consider this: UHC has 52 millions customers. They deny a whopping 32% of their claims, which would be nearly 17 million people getting denied for NECESSARY healthcare. Even if some tiny percent of these people are so-called hypochondriacs, that’s a bit of a gross overcorrection, wouldn’t you say?

We need to guard against unnecessary CEOs

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I’ll never understand how it got to the point that insurance was allowed to dictate over dr orders

Need a system whereas the doctor and patient are the ones that deem a treatment necessary. Not an insurance company, and don’t go saying “but the insurance companies hire providers to help in decision making” as there are just paid to meet quotas, not treat patients.

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Pretty bold of him cause he’s still out there

They don’t care about millions of people suffering or dying. They don’t care about not fulfilling their contractual or tacit agreements with their customers. Do you really think 1, just 1, of their own dying is going to change their course?

I don’t understand why an insurance company gets to make this call. Doctors go through many years of schooling to know what is needed for the body, and some guy who went to business school seems to know what a person’s body needs better than a doctor. WTF!

We need a heavy hand here from the government! This of control.

how many CEOs do they have left anyway?

And it seems no lessons were learned.

“Oof, I’m sorry, but body guards aren’t covered by your policy. Being a POS is a preexisting condition”

ROUND 2!!!!

Are these the death panels they warned us about?

The working class is trapped in a brutal cycle of exploitation and disposability. From the moment they enter the workforce, they are forced to accept low wages, poor benefits, and exhausting conditions, all while generating immense profits for the wealthy. Their labor is extracted until their bodies are worn down—often prematurely due to stress, overwork, and inadequate healthcare access.

As they age and become less “profitable” to the system, they are discarded. When healthcare is most needed, they are met with claim denials, exorbitant medical bills, and insurance loopholes designed to maximize corporate profits at the cost of human lives. Seniors are left to fend for themselves, dying from treatable conditions because they are deemed too expensive to keep alive.

Meanwhile, their children—the next generation—are funneled into the same exploitative system. From underfunded schools to predatory student loans, young workers are primed to replace their parents in low-wage, high-demand jobs. The cycle ensures a steady stream of labor while keeping families perpetually poor, overworked, and dependent on systems rigged against them.

This is not an accident—it’s by design. Capitalism thrives on this churn, where humans are treated as disposable cogs in a machine that values profit over life. To break this cycle, we must demand a system that prioritizes the well-being of people, not corporations.

Sorry but what the hell is considered “unnecessary care?!”

Everyone can be a Luigi. All it takes is that one thing to make you snap.

Have they no public relations department or are they so arrogant that there is no point in trying to dress up their evil?

How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man?

Huge opportunity for anybody named Mario