Jennifer Luttrell

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@PatrickMahomes Thank you for a great season!

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@Cigna when did you stop caring about patient lives? Or maybe you never cared?

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@USOPM I work for a medical providers office and I am needing some assistance/guidance on a recoupment issue we have.

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@Rotech Your service technicians are horrible! Treating an ill patient horribly is ridiculous! I hope your loved one doesn't get treated as horrible as my very ill mother was treated.

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@JustinqReid We ready! Go get 'em today boys!

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@NFLonCBS Chris Jones

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@HamlinIsland Continued prayers from Kansas City!

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@Juan_Thornhill True fans will stick behind you guys win or lose! We lost today, it happens! On to next week!

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@UHC you used to be great to work with but now you are the worst to work with 😑 Why do you make everything so difficult for providers offices?

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@BCBSAZ explain to me why I can't submit an appeal because the appeal deadline has passed but it took you 226 days to issue a response to our claim issue???

[Bridget Finnerty @bridgetfinnerty]

@UHC This is Brian Thompson CEO of UNH, he wakes up every single day and makes the decision to deny people with chronic illness access to what they need, or worse, to make it so difficult that they give up. This is the face of United Healthcare

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@UHC how can your decision makers sleep at night when they make life altering decisions that affect the health of patients? What if it was YOUR child? Would you care then or turn your back on them as well???

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

I have a different definition of an "inconvenience" then @UHC @askUHC. To them, their decision re Remicade is an "inconvenience". To me, their decision impacts my health, my livelihood, and all aspects of my life. That's more than an inconvenience.

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

#UnitedHealthcare Needs to stop practicing medicine. Requiring me to stop a miracle medicine that I have been on for ten+ years to try a "cheaper" biosimilar drug is the practice of medicine. I either comply or United wont pay! @UHC

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

#UnitedHealthcare My doctor should get to prescribe the medicine he wants me to get and knows that works for me! Insurance companies should not be involved in decisions b/w doctor and patient! #Remicade is a miracle drug! @UHC

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

United Healthcare representative told me in January 2022 that I had a prior authorization for Remicade through January 26, 2022. Even gave me an authorization number to give my doctor. After my infusion, United Healthcare denied my claim. #UnitedHealthcare

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

Began taking Remicade after FDA approval in 1998. Since Jan. 2003, been on it for at least ten years and it is a miracle drug for me. But no more, unless I pay $1500 each time b/c United Healthcare wants me to try something else. #UnitedHealthcare sucks!

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

I have had Crohn's Disease since 1994. The only drug that has worked for me is Remicade. It has been a miracle drug for me. But United Healthcare wants to gamble with my health making me to try a "cheaper" drug first before I can continue taking Remicade. #UnitedHealthcare

[Michael Barzee @barzee_michael]

@BernieSanders @SenWarren I believe these senators (and others) have been calling out health insurers for years because of stuff like this!

[Jennifer Luttrell @jenniferfrommo3]

@barzee_michael @UHC @UHC when did you start practicing medicine in place of providers??? @UHC do you ever consider what is best for the PATIENT? The best interest of the patient is the only interest to be considered...Dr Will Mayo!

[Marc B. @theoceanlawyers]

“United Healthcare reported taking in $37 billion more in commercial health plan revenues in the first quarter of this year than the same quarter in 2012 ($62.6 billion vs. $25.5 billion) while paying the claims of 35,000 fewer customers.” Wendell Potter