Danny Jones

So then I have to wait a few more months.

Like to corroborate the first one?

Yes.

Then I come back a few months later, get another blood draw, test low.

And then at that point, I get an explanation of benefits in the mail, an EOB that says, we are going to cover this full blood draw.

You're on the hook for $300 of it.

Right.

And so in that insurance model where I've paid for that care, they still leave me holding the bag of shit.

I'm paying for my blood work.

I can do that blood draw today, literally with a 45 minute consult with a clinician that's an expert in hormone optimization for 500 bucks.

what were you paying for it's the same exact trap you saw at the pharmacy with the metformin along the way the insurance company is monetizing all these things and luigi luigi the guy who killed the united healthcare uh ceo he wrote delay deny depose delay

You obstruct the care.

You tell them you're going to have to go get another blood draw.

You're going to have to get approval, a prior authorization before we'll let you go to the urologist.

Deny.

You now got your blood draw.

We're not going to cover it.

You owe us half the money from the blood draw.

And then depose.

If you step out of line as a clinician, you're going to end up in a lawsuit and litigation where they're going to make your life hell.