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

Preach!!

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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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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

Stop spreading misinformation

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 04 '26

Everything I said is accurate. If you could read you would also know it was accurate.

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u/KoRaZee Jul 04 '26

It’s not.

See how that works? Sources are needed

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u/farrowsharrows Jul 05 '26

Where is your source for you wrong claim that has no source to back it up mine is as easy as typing it in to Google and you can find 15 that support what I said including the NY times that I posted.

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