Wednesday, January 29, 2025

Did UHC learn their lesson from the CEO assassination? Have the claim denial rates gone down since?

 

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Did UHC learn their lesson from the CEO assassination? Have the claim denial rates gone down since?

[–]UnitedHealthIsEvil-ModTeam[M] [score hidden]  stickied commentlocked comment 

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[–]Life_Sir_1151 4 points  

I don't have any data but I'm willing to bet almost certainly not

[–]WorldcupTicketR16 -9 points  

UnitedHealthcare approves around 90% of all claims and the majority of denied claims are for things like missing documentation or duplicate claims. Less than 1% of denied claims are because of medical or clinical reasons. Under the CEO, their medical loss ratio increased from about 79% in 2020 to 87% in the most recent quarter. In auto insurance, loss ratios average around 70%

The notion that Unitedhealthcare has a high denial rate or even the highest denial rate is misinformation.

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