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return2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

Leaked video shows UnitedHealth CEO saying insurer will continue practices that combat 'unnecessary' care

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Leaked video shows UnitedHealth CEO saying insurer will continue practices that combat 'unnecessary' care

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty said in a leaked internal video that the insurance company plays an important role in guarding against "unnecessary" and "unsafe" care.
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    No. The CEOs will just increase their protection.

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      They need to hire people for that. Hope it won’t be someone they fucked over too badly.

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        And they’ll pass the costs of extra security on to… yep, you guessed it: the customer.

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        The company will pay

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          Rich gonna staff these details protecting other rich?

          hehe

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            The company is owned by shareholders. They will compensate the extra cost through rate increases.

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              Yes but they need to find people who are willing to do this work AND who they can trust…

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                There are companies that provide protection worldwide. I don’t think there will be a problem you imagine.

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                  hmm so like all of these execs will be shipped out of the country so they can continue to run the extraction rackets in safety of their New Zealand and Brazil bunkers?

                  hmmm, i mean that would be a start.

                  I am guess we all will still need to return to office tho?

                  hmmm

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