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In reply to the discussion: Remembering the legacy of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Claim denial rates by Insurance Companies. [View all]Nixie
(17,413 posts)37. Just saw his wife said he had received death threats related to lack
of coverage. Customer related. I just saw this in the Yahoo news page.
"Wife reveals murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO had received some threats
Thompsons wife said her husband had recently received threats from angry customers over complaints she believed may have had to do with a lack of coverage.
I dont know details, Paulette Thompson told NBC News. I just know that he said there were some people that had been threatening him.
Justin Rohrlich reports:"
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Remembering the legacy of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Claim denial rates by Insurance Companies. [View all]
tenderfoot
Dec 4
OP
The Law of the Land should be that Insurance Execs MUST carry the same insurance they sell
Seinan Sensei
Dec 4
#56
It doesn't justify murder. But it DID cause me to cancel the candles I ordered on Amazon for the vigil.
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 4
#73
I'm sure. I wondered what their overall annual revenue was compared to the companies that have less denials.
33taw
Dec 4
#60
Aetna (in CA, at least) is better POS/PPO insurance for the price. But it's still the price.
haele
Dec 4
#84
So his company killed a lot of people by denying medical coverage they desperately needed
Jarqui
Dec 4
#63