kingabigail+FollowInsurance Exceptions Are Getting Denied FastGetting your insurance to cover a non-formulary or specialty drug? That used to be tough, but now it’s nearly impossible. In 2026, insurers are using AI to slam the door on exceptions—think tier exceptions, step therapy bypasses, off-label GLP-1s, and even quantity limits. If you want a brand name or a more convenient med, you’ll need more than a doctor’s note—think lab results and failed treatment receipts. The appeals game just got way harder! #Health #BodyHealth #insurance10Share
Dana David+FollowWhy Your Insurance Claim Is Stuck in 2026Waiting forever for that insurance reimbursement? You’re not alone. In 2026, AI bots are flagging legit claims for review, causing massive delays. The top 6 reasons: eligibility mix-ups, mismatched doctor notes, duplicate visits, vague codes, sepsis audits, and lower dollar thresholds. Want your money? You’ve gotta call, ask for the specific “pend code,” and push for a human review. Bonus tip: double-check those billing modifiers! Anyone else stuck in insurance limbo? Spill your story below! #Health #BodyHealth #insurance00Share
Leah Pierce+FollowDetroit woman’s car claim denied—what’s fair?Imagine waking up to find your car stolen, only to have your insurance company deny your claim and cancel your policy over who gets mail at your house. That’s what happened to a Detroit resident after her car was totaled and CURE Insurance said she ‘misrepresented’ her household—because her adult kids and ex-husband sometimes use her address for mail, even though they don’t live there. With Detroit’s already sky-high insurance rates, this feels like a gut punch. Have you ever had trouble with insurance fine print? Where should the line be drawn between fraud and honest mistakes? #Cars #Detroit #Insurance00Share
derek12+FollowIs Your Home Weather-Proof (and Wallet-Proof)?Here’s your coffee break heads-up: wild weather isn’t just about soggy shoes and smoky skies anymore—it’s hitting home values and insurance bills hard. Big investment firms are now checking if properties can handle floods and fires before they buy in. Translation: if you live somewhere stormy or fire-prone, your house could lose value fast, and your insurance might get pricier (or disappear). Time to check your coverage and maybe rethink that beach or mountain dream home! #Business #HomeValue #Insurance00Share
Amber Mcguire+FollowUninsured Drivers, Watch Out!Uninsured drivers are about to get hit with way bigger fines—think double what you’d pay for insurance! The government’s new plan could see penalties jump to £600 upfront, plus more points on your license. They’re cracking down hard because uninsured drivers make life tougher (and pricier) for everyone else on the road. If you’re not covered, it’s about to get a lot riskier to roll the dice! #Transportation #RoadSafety #Insurance10Share
Kaitlyn Hammond+FollowWhy your engagement ring needs a checkupTurns out, skipping that quick 6-month jewelry inspection could cost you big time. A Florida man found out the hard way when his wife’s diamond fell out and their insurance was void—just because they missed the required check-in. Many jewelers, like Kay and Helzberg, have this rule buried in the fine print: no inspection, no coverage. Some folks are now setting calendar reminders, while others suggest adding rings to your home insurance instead. Have you ever read the fine print on your jewelry policy? Would you trust a jeweler’s plan or go with your own insurance? #Entertainment #engagementring #insurance20Share
