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... One motive floated by many is that the murder might be connected to high treatment rejection rates or UnitedHealthcare's (UHC) outright refusal to pay for some care. Healthcare providers and insurers have been automating responses to care requests using generative AI (genAI) tools, which have been accused of producing high denial of care rates, in some cases, 16 times higher than is typical.

UHC uses a genAI tool called nH Predict, which has been accused in a lawsuit of prematurely discharging patients from care facilities and forcing them to exhaust their savings for essential treatment. The lawsuit, filed last year in federal court in Minnesota, alleges UHC illegally denied Medicare Advantage care to elderly patients by using an AI model with a 90% error rate, overriding doctors' judgments on the medical necessity of expenses. ...

@#2 ... Sounds like the death panels Sarah Palin was so worried about. ...

Yup.

A while ago, I questioned those who argued against about universal health insurance. They were saying that they did not want the government making health decision for them.

At the time, I noted that we were currently ceding that decision to the wealthy-owned, for-profit health insurance companies.

Now it appears the cows have come home to roost ....