And what obligation of the insurance contract would that be. She never met the criteria.As claimed solely by the insurance company.
Are you trying to say that everything a patient wants has to be granted? That’s sounds like something from fairyland.It's not a matter of what the patient asked for, it's what the doctors treating her prescribed. She didn't ask for a face lift, she asked for a chance to live. 60% odds of survival aren't that bad.
The only idea from fairyland is that unaccountable corporate bureaucrats should be given free reign to override an extensive array of real medical talent treating the patient. Especially in life and death situations such as this.
Let's face it, they dragged their feet on appeals and the patient died. Not a pretty picture.
You assume facts not evident which makes you suspect.
Doctors prescribe lots of things. Doctors think money grows on trees too. Doesn’t mean one damn thing.