JemmyInsurance Company Accused of Pressuring Medical Staff to Change Patients' Status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
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If you Wonder, yes, it's That Insurance Company with that "former" CEO.
He totally deserved what happened to him
There's been lots of talk about United killing people through their abhorrent practices and delay tactics.
But this is literally murder.
jury nullification. do you think Sherwood would convict Robin Hood?
edit - i'll leave it, but i feel like i just said something stupid. it's been a long time since i've read the story. have at it.
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practical hope is knowing that trials like this take longer than election cycles.
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yeah, you're right, but here's what i see:
not to say it'll be fair, but at the very least it could be legal
I may need to read that again. I felt there were words absent.
I really don't see Luigi getting pardoned.
i'm reconsidering my comment now.. there's a good chance that the executive branch is going to do something stupid and try to involve themselves in the process, and it could cause a mistrial.
edit - i don't think there's a pardon in his future, either. but the president's inability to keep his mouth shut might just end up saving this guy from death row (maybe?)
I'm saying that conspiring with PAs and NPs to falsify medical records with the specific intent to make sure people die is literally murder.
Why does United have or need access to patient DNR status? That has no bearing on processing payment for medical services.
To do shit like this I guess.
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I cancelled that company as soon as they lost their ceo, and went with another company, which may not be any better. But at least my current company isn't killing people remotely with DNRs. gah!
I'll take "Things UnitedHealth customers were saying until this article came out" for $300 Alex.
Seriously though, you have no way of knowing that.
I suppose that's true, and by the same token, you don't know that my company IS killing people with DNR, like you DO now know UH is doing.
There's another scandal I'm not aware of?!
It's related, they were also giving bonuses to not send patients from their nursing homes to the hospital resulting in delayed care (worse recovery outcomes and deaths).
Given their history of industrious villainy, it's safe to say that the answer to that will be "Yes" as long as they're in business.
the other one is united health is infiltrating nursing homes to delay/deny hospital transfer of patients. so that insurance doesnt end up paying for the elderly people.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/21/unitedhealth-nursing-homes-payments-hospital-transfers
In German we have a word for it: sozialverträgliches Frühableben
That appears to be two words.
Damn! You got me!
I'm counting at least 5...
Let me take a wild guess which country this story is about...