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HMO Denies Heart Patient Access to Cardiologist and Hospitalization For Drug Treatment
Stephen Keller- Pacifica, CA
Patient With Debilitating Pain Treated With The Urgency Of A Common Cold
Lillian Jeffries - Sun City, CA
Following Doctor’s Advice Leads to Denied Coverage
Dallas George - Davenport, IA
AIDS Patient Denied Coverage Retroactively, Has No Remedy
John McGann - Houston, TX
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