@anttsinc: Imagine going through a major surgery, suffering through a painful recovery, and relying on others for basic needs—only to find out the procedure was entirely unnecessary. Reports are highlighting cases where surgeries were allegedly performed primarily to bill insurance, leaving patients to deal with the physical fallout. This raises serious questions about patient trust. Obtaining a second opinion remains a critical step in navigating complex medical recommendations. 🏥 #healthcare #patientadvocacy #medicalfraud #anttsinc

🙈🙉🙊 :

happens with dental procedures as well

Holliwd :

My daughter had a baby girl they told her she needed heart surgery. 🙏 I told her to get a second opinion -second doctor said no it was a miscalculation. She’s five now and healthy as can be. It’s all about the money. 😡

Jeffdengr :

I get more worried these days of getting killed by modern medicine.

skippydooda13 :

It’s everywhere- not just California

Knights Helm Farms :

I don’t trust medical or dental

Ed :

They need to loose their license

Texas Storm :

Don't trust dentist either.

Randall :

The veterinarians just as bad

user936029621282 :

In California, nope you got it wrong man . They’re like that all over the country

Danny Pavich :

Kayla :

My Aunt had stage 4 pancreatic cancer & her Dr convinced her that he could remove it all. He cuz her open, sewed her back up & said "its in God's hands." She passed shortly after going home.

Gum :

Covid reviled how immoral the medical industry is. I lost what little trust I had at that point.

Alice❌ :

I've known about this for ages

oopsiedaizies222 :

I feel like Dr. don't care, 🥹what happened to the hippocratic oath. Let's debate the word alone- "hypocrite." Radic-radical "affecting something." I wish 🩷and pray for a family Dr. I think my mom 🖤 dad would still be alive if we had proper care. 😢

Love2travel817 :

I know someone this happened to in TEXAS as well its horrible 😭

janjan :

My brother fell for it sad

WAYMORE :

I had a bad wreck, don't get me started on doctors! I will use foul language!

Zeitgeistish :

Now those omnipresent varicose vein billboards make sense. No way they make that much money to require billboards.

◇Ami◇ :

I've had family members told they needed procedures, then when the lack of insurance became evident, they no longer needed it. True. They didn't need it.

Cann080 :

Not only not necessary, BUT THEN WONT EVEN GIVE YOU PAIN MEDS FOR YOUR COMPLETELY UN-NEEDED PAIN!!!!

Umbrella Works :

Always get a 2nd option!!

4heartsstrong :

Funny how those don’t get denied but the necessary ones aren’t!👌🏻 also, another day I’m embarrassed to live here!🤦🏼‍♀️

Tides :

I had a doctor here in Jacksonville, FL who had me absolutely terrified that I had thyroid cancer... 🙄

Bcatz :

Soooo- here is the new thing. Employer insurance starting in 2027 and 2028 will require you to get a second opinion from their list of approved providers. Medicare too. For big procedures including cancer, joint replacement, cardiovascular items.

KnowWonders :

So sickening what these doctors do!