Doctors getting paid to deny SS claims

[I_UndergroundPanther]

I knew somebody would get rich with Trump's cruel SS games that will fuckup people's lives...


https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2019/01/06/tennessee-doctors-disability-claims/1077220002/

[ck4829]

1. Disgusting

[dchill]

2. The exact opposite of helping.

Trumpianic.

Doctor, my ass.

[MasonDreams]

3. We gotta change big soon. WTF we are victims of their Holocaust.

Money worshipping scum. They don't need ovens and gas chambers. They just spew carcinogenic and general biohazard shit into the air, land, and water then tell us there's no $. We spent it bombing Afghanis and Iraqis even though we can't tell who are friends and who are foe.

[mitch96]

4. Same as company doctors denying disability for work related injury... it sucks....nt

[progree]

5. In fiscal year 2018, he reviewed -- on average -- one case every 12 minutes. (80% denial rate)

In fiscal year 2018, he (Dr. Thomas Thrush) reviewed — on average — one case every 12 minutes.

Thrush’s productivity has paid off. He earned $420,000 for reviewing the applications of 9,088 Tennesseans applying for disability during the year ending June 30. He has made more than $2.2 million since 2013.

On average, 80 percent of the cases he reviewed were denied.

[Archae]

6. What bothers me is Thrush's record.

He's a cocaine addict, and was busted, TWICE for it.

No wonder he was so fast.

Would you trust a doctor like that? I sure as hell wouldn't.

[MineralMan]

7. It would be better if you referred to SSDI, not just SS.

Otherwise, it can be confusing to people.

[I_UndergroundPanther]

8. Ok my bad

Didn't know it could confuse people.