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

You can – there's ERISA litigation that you can bring forward and then also the Department of Labor is the watchdog for ERISA plans.

So you can escalate these to your local regional Department of Labor office who will then apply pressure to your employer and their third-party administrator to make sure that those plans are being administered correctly.

On the fully insured side, which makes up about 40 percent of all commercial plans, that is ERISA, Affordable Care Act and your state law.

So the federal regulators are still applicable but also Department of Insurance, your insurance commissioner in your state, as you mentioned, and really anybody else that you want, senators, governors, anybody that can be influential, certainly include them.

And on the Medicare-Medicaid side, similar.

So those are – on the Medicare side, those have watchdogs that are in the Department of Labor, in the federal government, and then also on Medicaid.

It's more state-driven.

But there's always an escalation path for each one of these plans.

And then the most nuclear – so if you follow the process of appealing and you're not successful, which doesn't happen to many people by the way.

Most people leave there with a favorable outcome.

But social media is very powerful too, right?

And I don't think – I mean legally speaking, those are the ways to escalate this through the channels that exist.

But applying pressure, social pressure through social media is extremely valuable.

The last thing these companies want to do is be on the front page of the news because they denied somebody lifesaving treatment.

Absolutely.

It's a valid concern.

I completely understand why people would have that type of concern.

There's a lot of scary stuff that's out there these days, giving chat GPT access to all of your medical records, let's say, which is a thing.

We don't do that here.

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