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OT: The real reason for the H1N1 vaccine shortage
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Re: OT: The real reason for the H1N1 vaccine shortage -
11-04-2009
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"ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. |
thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that
a different story you are referring to?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_
317337.html
http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired)
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In article <cvfIm.969$gg6.256 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. That's a much *HIGHER* issue that *will* of course get attention. I thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that a different story you are referring to? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_ 317337.html http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired) |
Why is it a "higher issue"? Both involve kids, if yours can't get
vaccinations conveniently just because you're across state lines. You could
make yours a higher issue if you chose to. Stop dealing with footsoldiers.
Or do nothing. It's probably better that way.
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"ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006a1556$0$1578$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <cvfIm.969$gg6.256 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. That's a much *HIGHER* issue that *will* of course get attention. I thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that a different story you are referring to? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_ 317337.html http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired) Why is it a "higher issue"? Both involve kids, if yours can't get vaccinations conveniently just because you're across state lines. You could make yours a higher issue if you chose to. Stop dealing with footsoldiers. Or do nothing. It's probably better that way. |
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In article <eWfIm.973$gg6.579 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006a1556$0$1578$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <cvfIm.969$gg6.256 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. That's a much *HIGHER* issue that *will* of course get attention. I thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that a different story you are referring to? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_ 317337.html http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired) Why is it a "higher issue"? Both involve kids, if yours can't get vaccinations conveniently just because you're across state lines. You could make yours a higher issue if you chose to. Stop dealing with footsoldiers. Or do nothing. It's probably better that way. Ok Joe, you made your point, thanks. |
Want me to get the name & email address of a reporter who will include your
insurer's stupidity in an article? That would be delightfully embarrassing
for the company.
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"ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5d66$0$17031$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <eWfIm.973$gg6.579 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006a1556$0$1578$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <cvfIm.969$gg6.256 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. That's a much *HIGHER* issue that *will* of course get attention. I thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that a different story you are referring to? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_ 317337.html http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired) Why is it a "higher issue"? Both involve kids, if yours can't get vaccinations conveniently just because you're across state lines. You could make yours a higher issue if you chose to. Stop dealing with footsoldiers. Or do nothing. It's probably better that way. Ok Joe, you made your point, thanks. Want me to get the name & email address of a reporter who will include your insurer's stupidity in an article? That would be delightfully embarrassing for the company. |
more than happy to pass it on.
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In article <dagIm.977$gg6.53 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5d66$0$17031$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <eWfIm.973$gg6.579 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006a1556$0$1578$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <cvfIm.969$gg6.256 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "ByTor" <ByTor (AT) snowdog (DOT) com> wrote in message news:006d5440$0$26785$c3e8da3 (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com... In article <%4fIm.968$gg6.898 (AT) newsfe25 (DOT) iad>, newstrash (AT) frontiernet (DOT) net says... "SMS" <scharf.steven (AT) geemail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4af17bbd$0$1631$742ec2ed (AT) news (DOT) sonic.net... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: But I'm still interested in the other issue. :-) And obviously, someone at your insurance company needs to be flogged. I wonder what would happen if you wrote a letter to the putz who runs the company. Oh yeah, send them a letter. That'll whip 'em into action. Better to complain here, where nobody from his insurance company will EVER see it. Yep I'll send them a letter alright. They couldn't even handle this fiasco properly, me & my wife had to send them the information *4* times before they got it right. Than sent us another letter afterwards to see if I had any other insurance. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/nyshipeligibilityproject/index.cfm http://www.goacre.com/acre_update.htm Last week, I read an article (might've been at CNN) about a family whose 1 or 2 yr old daughter was denied coverage because the insurance company's goofy criteria said she was underweight for her age. A little yelling got the problem fixed. Don't yell at footsoldiers, though. There's nothing they can do to change things. You have to deal with the brass: The CEO of the company, and the insurance commissioner. That's a much *HIGHER* issue that *will* of course get attention. I thought the issue was because of being to heavy & it was a boy? Is that a different story you are referring to? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/12/alex-lange-denied-health_n_ 317337.html http://tinyurl.com/yhpn4t5 (copy/paste impaired) Why is it a "higher issue"? Both involve kids, if yours can't get vaccinations conveniently just because you're across state lines. You could make yours a higher issue if you chose to. Stop dealing with footsoldiers. Or do nothing. It's probably better that way. Ok Joe, you made your point, thanks. Want me to get the name & email address of a reporter who will include your insurer's stupidity in an article? That would be delightfully embarrassing for the company. Sure why not.........I still haven't found specifics yet but I'll be more than happy to pass it on. |
OK. Gimme da facts. How far do you live from the NY/PA border? And will the
insurer cover a public clinic, but not your pediatrician?
If this works, you owe me lunch, and it had better be good. The waitress
MUST be hot. I'll designate her outfit.
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