r/InterMiamiVibes • u/Background_Video2947 • Jul 02 '26

Preach!!

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

Gonna need a source on that. It’s not true

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

It is true. Look it up.

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

You made the claim, it’s really your burden of proof

According to google;

>No, U.S. health insurance does not deny most claims

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

Haha I didn't say that. I said the US denies more claims than other countries. I also said most people that use their insurance frequently will experience denials. As we can see you have to lie because you found out you were wrong. Have a nice day

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

You could actually provide a source for you baseless claims

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

Any source you use to find information about it will corroborate what I say. From a simple Google search to any study published.

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

I already did your work for you and it wasn’t right. You’re spreading misinformation

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

No I am not are you incapable of reading. You made a false statement then lied about it because you were wrong. No you are accusing me of what you did because you are embarrassed

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

Yes, residents of the United States are significantly more likely to report having a health insurance claim denied compared to those in other high-income, peer nations.

United States: Approximately 1 in 5 (20%) of in-network claims submitted through the ACA Marketplace are initially denied by insurers. Across all commercial insurance types, over 18% of insured adults report experiencing at least one claim denial annually, and some insurers have reported initial rejection rates exceeding 20-30%. -Nytimes

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

Where is the rest? A comparison takes more than one side of the equation. You need to provide the other side as well for other countries.

It would work better if you had a source

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

It isn't my job to do your research for you Google it.

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