Give the 4 month old kid a liver. This is a bit of a ridiculous policy. I hope either this...
Give the 4 month old kid a liver. This is a bit of a ridiculous policy. I hope either this company does the right thing or totally collapses financially.
Give the 4 month old kid a liver. This is a bit of a ridiculous policy. I hope either this company does the right thing or totally collapses financially.
Give the 4 month old a liver, please.
It's interesting that you have a cover photo of a group of girls having fun and being "fearless" yet you're denying a 4 month old baby girl a life saving liver transplant because she hasn't been on the plan 2 years.... I mean, the audacity of these folks?!? Thinking their insurance company would break their bull crap 2 year rule for them, SHE'S 4 MONTHS OLD. This is disgusting, you are disgusting. I'm glad I no longer have your insurance, cold hearted monsters
Typical blue cross blue shield to deny 4 month old baby a life saving liver transplant . Some real pos insurance company . I thought it was crap when my 4 year old couldn't get tamiflu because he had already had the flu once and recived tamiflu . It was also crap that I got the flu twice while pregnant and y'all denied me tamiflu well because of that I got pneumonia & bronchitis and my asthma that never gives me trouble is now flared up . While you were trying to save money denying us of medication we needed you actually spent more way to go . Keep being crappy . I'm on the GA plan but it's just as crappy
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