When an insurer denies your claim, that decision vanishes into a black box. No public record of how often it happens, for which treatments, or how many denials get quietly reversed the moment someone appeals — and the companies like it that way, because denial is a profit center and daylight would cost them money. Patients are told to be smart shoppers while being denied the one number that matters. Insurers and Medicare Advantage plans should have to publish their denial and overturn rates in plain language, so you can see a company's record before you enroll and regulators can see who is running denial as a business model. Resistbot is asking 2026 candidates to force it into the open.
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When an insurer denies your claim, that decision vanishes into a black box. No public record of how often it happens, for which treatments, or how many denials get quietly reversed the moment someone appeals — and the companies like it that way, because denial is a profit center and daylight would cost them money. Patients are told to be smart shoppers while being denied the one number that matters. Insurers and Medicare Advantage plans should have to publish their denial and overturn rates in plain language, so you can see a company's record before you enroll and regulators can see who is running denial as a business model. Resistbot is asking 2026 candidates to force it into the open.
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