Too real and unfortunate. Insurance should not be deciding medication dosing. Their game is blocking medical care. Any organizations helping to address problem I would love to help. @AnthemBCBS doc once hung up on me during a peer to peer. @propublica@DGlaucomflecken
A Penn State student needed a cocktail of costly drugs to control a chronic illness. UnitedHealthcare tried to deny coverage. He fought back, exposing the insurer’s callous inner workings. #pennstate / Reporting by @propublica https://t.co/V8g4Hm83NQ
Lol at this thread. I had to apply to MA, NH, and ME this year. ME easiest and NH hardest (they require criminal background check with finger printing). Sounds like there are worse stories around the country though
@DavidLBrownMD I would cardiovert. Worth a shot at maintaining sinus without significant risk. She’s at risk of side effects from medications and being admitted to hospital if shows up in someone’s clinic with rates in 100s
@narrowQRS@EPeeps_Bot Well it looks like there’s VAWB which I suppose might indicate AVNRT less likely? The device is over sensing far field v which is why it’s reading AF
@narrowQRS@EPeeps_Bot Fair looks like it starts with V pacing (though I don’t know what triggers this and terminates with V pacing). The pack of 1:1 relationship (with more V than A rules out AVRT and AT) leaving VT and AVNRT in differential