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UNITEDHEALTHCARE is angry at a video posted by a doctor on Instagram and Tiktok and is appointed as a defamation lawyer to remove him. UHC also wants the doctor to publicly apologize for the video and call “any other media outlet” reported on the video and tells them that she lied. The doctor keeps it against the insurance company, and accused the company of “highlighting gas and harassment.”
On January 7, Dr. Elizabeth Potter released the plastic surgeon in Austin, Texas, a video on social media that became viral. To hear Potter tells her, she was in the middle of the surgery when someone from United Healthcare called her office on the phone and demanded to talk to her. “I had to go out in the middle of the surgery to contact the citizen, only to find that the person on the line was not even able to access the full medical information of the patient, although the procedure that was previously approved.” Explanation of the situation.
UHC was so upset about the video that it called Clare Locke, a Virginia -based defamation company Document chase. Potter said that the law office sent her a message, on January 13, that she was published on her Instagram page. The UHC version of the events is that the Potter desk did not make papers incorrectly and that it will never be asked to leave the surgery to talk to them.
The first half of the six -page letter sued the Potter account details. The second half focused on the video and moderate comments under it. The letter said: “On Tiktok alone, the first video created more than 4.8 million views, about 762,000 likes, and about 20,000 comments,” the letter said. “Several comments were published, such as” In Luigi, we trust “, and” you need more Luigi “, in response to your wrong claims, in an attempt to justify the assassination of UNITEDHEALTHARCARE Brian Thompson.
The letter also indicated that people called for violence against executives and employees at UHC. For example, a Tiktok user commented, “We can continue to get out of all the CEO who ascends to get it. “Another user commented,” Another person who needs to be killed in order to get the point for what is in the world. “
As for Potter’s demand about the phone call, the message said that it was not the insurance company. “This morning, your office ordered incorrectly to hold an internal patient hospital when you aim to request an outpatient monitoring of monitoring,” said the message. “If you did not make this mistake, you will not continue UNITEDHEALTHCARE.”
So what does UHC do with the doctor to do? The letter said: “You must immediately correct the record by removing your videos, publishing a general apology to UNITELTHCARE, and condemning the threats of violence targeting our customer resulting from your posts.” It also wants to contact the University of Newsweek and other outlets that have been reported to ask them to completely remove stories. Something will not have the ability to do, even if it wants it.
Potter holds it. In her Instagram post shares the message, doubled. “I recently shared a video clip after I was asked to contact the United Health Care from the operating room to answer administrative questions about the patient who was undergoing surgery to treat breast cancer. Despite my efforts, they denied her stay.” I asked for a night residence for medical reasons. This was not a mistake on my part. “
Potter said that the message contains “highlighting gas and harassment” and that it “strengthened (its determination).”
People hate health insurance companies in America. Anyone had to interact with them at any level that understands anger and frustration. In December, the CEO of UNITEDHEALTHARECACE Brian Thompson was shot in the streets of Manhattan and became his alleged killer Luigi Mansion as a popular hero.
After the shooting, doctors and patients participated in their frustrations about the health care system in general and UNITEDHELHCARE specifically. Potter’s is just one of the most famous. The comments under their videos are full of support from both patients and medical professionals.
