Zach Veigulis
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 29 Jul
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So they had been through that arduous workup, and then at one point or another in the journey, they had been told by insurance no, which is horrible, right?
That's a life-saving, in this case, life-saving treatment.
We got all eight of these overturned.
Which is really great.
Not all eight, however, were still eligible by the time the insurance company made the decision, which we'll never know if it was due to the care delay or if something else, if it would have happened anyways.
But ultimately, all of these cases were overturned, yet not everybody ended up receiving the care that they were ultimately denied for, which is very sad.
Very heartbreaking.
It's a great question and I appreciate you acknowledging how busy and overworked these guys are, right?
So adding – I mean ultimately what it comes down to is there's – again, backing this claim up with evidence.
There's evidence to show that about 18 percent of providers appeal consistently.
So that's one in five.
Four out of five don't.
So what happens is providers are overworked.
They're underpaid.
They're burnt out.
They get into medicine because they want to practice medicine.
They don't want to deal with insurance.
Exactly.
The other thing that I think – and you highlighted on this is the virality on TikTok of different physicians taking to social media to explain their journey with payers and trying to fight back and all the things.
At the end of the day, the doctor is a subcontractor of the insurance company if you think of it that way.
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