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Dealing with denial of cashless settlement and huge deductions in health insurance claims

October 14, 2020

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COVID-19 treatment: Dealing with denial of cashless settlement and huge deductions in health insurance claims

In the past few months, we’ve heard several stories of people with health insurance policies facing claim rejections, not getting cashless treatments, or having to pay hospital bills out of pocket for COVID-19 hospitalizations. There could be many reasons that insurers give for rejecting claims. Some situations are avoidable. You must ensure that a COVID diagnosis or treatment does not burn a hole into your hard-earned savings.

This article discusses some such key issues, along with actions you could take to avoid or reduce the financial burden of an already taxing health situation.

Claims declined for mild symptom cases: Health Insurance policies cover hospitalization treatments that are considered ‘necessary’ – where there is active treatment carried out in a hospital, under any local or international medical protocol. The claim could be declined

Huge questions for UK govt after spike in virus cases

October 5, 2020

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LONDON (AP) — The British government faced huge questions Monday over its coronavirus testing system after a technical glitch led to the under-reporting of new infections over the past week or so, a failing that could have given fresh impetus to the current outbreak and ultimately to an uptick in deaths.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is due to make a statement to lawmakers later Monday after the opposition Labour Party asked the government to explain why the cases were not tabulated when they should have been.

The latest problems to afflict the U.K.’s test and trace program emerged over the weekend when public health officials revealed that a total of 15,841 virus cases weren’t tabulated from Sept. 25 to Oct. 2.

The government said the “technical issue” was discovered Friday night and has now been resolved. The problem is thought to have stemmed from file limitations on the Excel spreadsheets

Wellness Wednesday: Pandemic causing a huge spike in dental damage | News

September 30, 2020

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(WFSB) – For many, this pandemic has been a stressful time that has taken a toll on our health.

Dentists have had to navigate new safety procedures all while being swamped with emergency visits.

When coronavirus shut down most of the state, Columbia Dental was still open and busy treating patients who needed emergency care.

“I’ve been doing this for twenty-five years and I’ve never seen so many emergencies, so many cracked teeth during this pandemic,” said Dr. Abbas Mohammadi, DDS, Columbia Dental.

Stress has people grinding their teeth and that can lead to long-term damage and broken teeth.

Many people aren’t even aware they’re doing it while they sleep but may have a sore jaw or headache in the morning.

“No matter what, they are going to grind their teeth, but wearing the nightguard, they are going to prevent damage,” Dr. Mohammadi said.

So, mouthguards offer some protection, but

Natural Food Preservatives Market Size to Witness Huge Growth by 2027

September 30, 2020

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Sep 29, 2020 (Heraldkeepers) —
To decrease the microbial growth or undesirable chemical growth, preservatives plays very important role in food & beverages, pharmaceutical drugs, cosmetics, woods etc. Natural preservatives are better option which contains nutrients like minerals, vitamins, phytonutrients, which is useful and safe in consumption. To maintain the same flavours, taste and long life of food, these natural preservatives are used in raw as well as in cooked food. Increasing health awareness among all stage of population and nutritional properties are the major key factors for the growth of natural food preservatives market across the globe.

FYI, You will get latest updated report as per the COVID-19 Impact on this industry. Our updated reports will now feature detailed analysis that will help you make critical decisions.

Global Natural food Preservatives market report scope includes detailed

5 Jefferies High-Conviction Health Care Stocks May Be Huge Q4 Winners

September 28, 2020

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With the third quarter of what has proven to be a remarkable 2020 coming to a close, many of the firms we cover across Wall Street already are looking to the stretch run of the year and at what should be an improving 2021 economy as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. One thing’s for sure. The rally everybody was looking to arrive in the second half of the year already may have come and gone.

Despite the recent selling, the S&P 500 has made a stunning reversal off the March 23 lows, recouping all the losses while printing new all-time highs. Jefferies analysts were tasked with providing their 50 top high-conviction ideas for the second half of 2020 and beyond. The research report that covered them all noted this:

We present the US Research team’s current top ideas, spanning all sectors under

Experts warn of ‘huge surge’ in COVID-19 cases in fall and winter months

September 27, 2020

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Sept. 27 (UPI) — Experts are predicting a surge in COVID-19 cases in the fall and winter months as new cases rise while some areas continue to lift restrictions related to the pandemic.

The University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation’s model forecasts that daily deaths from the coronavirus could surge from 765 to 3,000 by late December.

The United States leads the world in cases and deaths, reporting 7,093,285 cases and 204,606 deaths, according to data gathered by John’s Hopkins University.

IHME Director Dr. Chris Murray said the model shows a “huge surge” beginning in October and accelerating through the end of the year, warning that the winter surge may have already begun in Europe.

“Cases are exploding there. So we know it’s coming and we expect it to hit the U.S. pretty soon,” he said.

Murray added that changes in behavior due to easing of coronavirus