I have a family member with a semi-rare medical condition, and he frequently needs services/drugs that require 'prior authorization' from the insurance company to be covered. When this process (inevitably) gets screwed up, he suffers.
Medical providers, and people who work in their offices, are in the best place to know which companies have their act together. Sure, problems happen with every plan, but if doctors DREAD dealing with one particular insurer because there's CONSTANTLY an issue, I'd like to know.
Is this out there somewhere?
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I only brought up the medical condition to show that prior auth is going to be a recurring issue. I have LOTS of other criteria to choose a plan. Doctors generally won't bad-mouth a specific insurance plan to a patient, and discourage their staff from same. It's considered unprofessional. Still, if there's something like anonymous reviews for the Provider/Insurance-Auth relationship, I'd like to read them. Sometimes the top two or three plans on my list are very close in price, after all.