Zach Veigulis

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Networth and Chill with Your Rich BFF · How Health Insurance Companies Turn Claim Denials Into Shareholder Returns · 29 Jul 2026 podcast

So looking at you, the south, but many states in the south don't have protections.

But New York and California typically have the best.

Yeah.

As you can imagine, they both have not only patient appeal rights that are expanded.

They have things like continuity of care laws.

They have protections around use of AI, things like that.

And many states do now.

So not only do you have patient appeal protections, there's also specific laws that protect patients that are suffering from cancer, patients with potentially rare conditions where coverage is limited because –

In order to get scientific evidence to back up a rare disease, it's very hard.

So patients are left without any coverage at all.

So there's rare disease protections.

There's step therapy protections that say the insurance company can't –

restrict you from what you should try and fail beyond what your doctor has said you need to do.

So, yes, there's I will say New York and California are typically the most comprehensive, but there's a lot of states out there with very comprehensive rights and condition specific ones that you should look into as well.

Great question.

Yeah.

So on the self-funded size, that means that your large insurer is actually paying the claim.

The logo on your insurance card is just who they've employed to administer the claim.

So if your employer has like over 500 people in it, likely it's called a self-funded plan.

That's ERISA.

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