80K people lose access to in-network healthcare benefits after WellStar, United fail to renegotiate

As of today, tens of thousands of Georgians no longer have access to in-network benefits from the WellStar Health System. The reason? A failure to renegotiate a contract between Wellstar and United Healthcare.

[@JenDoe1]

Grow up! Get it together for these people!!!!!!

[@SentMyOwnWay]

This is only the beginning. The US is going through some extreme growing pains at the moment. Folks can’t even pay rent, or even “minor” medical bills. Our currency is being printed into oblivion, violence (particularly against women and children) has spiked to a shockingly high level. We were on top for a while, it’s time to work on infrastructure here. The economy will be fine long-term, but there is a depression on the way. Folks might starve, just try to be ready.

[@AliseIam]

Thank GOD not UNITED

[@julianp4214]

This is what happens when health care is left in the hands of those who make money from it

[@hangender]

Just go to Grady. No one have healthcare there anyways.

[@O6i]

Everyone should copy Canada free healthcare system. We all pay it together in small tax amounts. This way everyone rich and poor can be tended to. If your kid breaks a bone, youve already paid to have it fixed through minor taxes.

[@bassranger1054]

Yea and your care is subpar to say the least. Waiting months to receive medical treatments and surgeries. Canada and multiple others so called overly taxed "free" Healthcare is a joke.