EA888 t1_iycxmmf wrote
Reply to comment by themagicflutist in Common treatment for joint pain may be linked to faster arthritis progression, research suggests by SunCloud-777
Most medical treatment is supposed to be backed by science. And from the insurance companies perspective, why would they pay for something that has no scientific evidence of working?
ultraboof t1_iyd1q7f wrote
I agree mostly with your perspective here but I also see some bullshit cases of people having their doctor vouch that an operation is medically necessary and their insurance company begging to differ, it just sounds like they’re folding their arms and saying “nah” so they don’t have to pay out — shouldn’t it be like doctors notes for your employer, in that your doctor is trusted and qualified to make these kinds of decisions case-by-case?
EA888 t1_iyd6pmw wrote
Totally agree
themagicflutist t1_iydv49b wrote
I get it, but if there is any chance of it working, I’d appreciate it if they recognized that it is in their better interest (and mine!) than me having surgery every two years, or being on a ton of medication, or getting steroid shot after steroid shot.
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