Kasz216 on 07 October 2009
| NJ5 said: For there to be a denial there has to be a request in the first place. Maybe people who use Medicare do more requests than others? Statistics can often be misleading, in very weird and sometimes hard to see ways. |
That's why there is a percentage their NJ5. Medicare denies the most claims on average.
At best you could argue that for some reason people on Medicare put it more frivelous claims then other people.
However that's a fairly untenable arguement and one that if proven correctly would still be a negative indictment on public run healthcare since it still costs the same to process a rejected claim.
It would suggest that a public system's administration costs would be higher and not lower then what we currently have.
