Grok telling Elon it made a new discovery:

Basallo up this year you think? Just service time stuff?

I mean historically presidents have given perspective on rates it’s just not covered as much because they’re usually not calling the fed chair a dip shit and saying they’re thinking about firing him (or Janet Yellen)

Had a package shipped from Brooklyn to Philly a couple weeks ago. Not sure what they’re doing out there but they’re not doin it very well lol

What’s his ceiling? I liked his first outing but was a complete unknown to me. Could he be a real back of the rotation guy or just spot starts?

Now is the time of animal spirits

Lmao I didn’t even see your avi

He is so full of shit

Preauth is its own beast — if it’s a late auth it’s high prob of overturn, if no auth there are args but they basically turn into low probability med nec denials unless like the provider had the wrong ins info up front. A lot of this boils down to CBO prioritization though — timeliness is important

N=~650k, gut estimate is that 45-60% of denied claims for med nec are overturned once med recs provided, and close to 90% of billing issues with 10% being timeliness.

Yea I have no idea on the first question but healthcare administrative bloat is an industry in and of itself directly resulting from the strategic games insurers and CBOs have been playing with each other for decades. Everyone loses

In-network contracts typically include a clause stipulating that members can’t be pursued for unpaid claims balances that aren’t part of the patient liability, so this isn’t totally surprising. Hospitals will typically work with insurers directly (or thru a vendor) to overturn denials