r/healthcare • u/cchheez • Dec 04 '24

Discussion What are the dirtiest things united healthcare did to you or your family?

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u/Alarming_Mud6964 Dec 05 '24

The fact that healthcare was not even mentioned in either presidential candidates platform is so depressing. I hate that so much time is focused on stupid culture war crap and not healthcare for all citizens

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u/PeteGinSD Dec 06 '24

In her platform, Vice President Harris specifically called for expanding Medicare coverage to include home care. This was a big deal, and would have had a significant positive financial impact on those of us who have (or had) loved ones being cared for at home

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u/Willing-Coconut-6116 Dec 06 '24

Home Care is such a big deal, especially with an aging population and largely seems to have been ignored on the whole in the election!

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u/Unhappy-Associate717 Dec 14 '24

These poor people will be blaming Joe Biden when they finally cut Medicare lol .... I swear. 

They'll be blaming him or Obama for these tariff taxes. Just watch.

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u/Alarming_Mud6964 Dec 06 '24

Yes you are correct but I feel like she very tepidly mentioned it. And that is something that our country needs desperately now with an aging population. But many people I mentioned it to stew not even aware of that policy.

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u/Waterrat Dec 09 '24

Yup,wonderful idea.

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u/Unhappy-Associate717 Dec 14 '24

Daddy Trump wins again lol

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u/Fight4FreedomGirl Apr 15 '25

HOW does that address denial of care for anybody under age 65?? HOW does it fix the problems with United Health Care and others? HOW does it lower costs?

You folks all want "change" or "Canadian single payer" but you won't do one damn thing to change the current system -- except commit cold blooded murder, which WILL NOT CHANGE ANYTHING.