[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Say No To Trading [@SayNoToTrading](/creator/twitter/SayNoToTrading) on x 6313 followers Created: 2025-07-15 23:31:29 UTC Potter's videos imply a rep demanded she interrupt surgery to justify coverage, implying forced halt mid-procedure and patient risk. Terrible if true, but that's not the whole story. @BillAckman needs to acknowledge these pertinent detail which I'm quoting from $UNH response: "UnitedHealthcare did not ask or expect you to “scrub out of surgery” and “call right now” as you falsely claim. Rather, our client was surprised that you left a patient mid-surgery to return a call that it had informed your staff was not urgent and could wait. You know this, because UnitedHealthcare’s representative told you this and insisted the call could wait until after surgery. Yet you insisted on talking to UnitedHealthcare while your patient was in the operating room unconscious under anesthesia." Also, it sounds like the call wasn't even necessary if it weren't for practice's error in the first place: "...your office’s erroneous submission for inpatient care (as opposed to observation care) was the only reason the call was made. Had you submitted a notification for observation care, no call would have occurred. And, in fact, no notification was even needed for observation care. You conceded your office’s inpatient notification was erroneous when you spoke with UnitedHealthcare." Bill, if you are short or have other forms of vested interests in either: A. $UNH stock going down, or B. Direct or indirect competitors/parties benefiting You need to disclose this. You are a smart guy so if it's not A or B, are we really supposed to believe you're too dumb to understand these contradictory details?  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [if true](/topic/if-true) [$unh](/topic/$unh) [stocks healthcare](/topic/stocks-healthcare) [Post Link](https://x.com/SayNoToTrading/status/1945264987922161755)
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Potter's videos imply a rep demanded she interrupt surgery to justify coverage, implying forced halt mid-procedure and patient risk.
Terrible if true, but that's not the whole story. @BillAckman needs to acknowledge these pertinent detail which I'm quoting from $UNH response:
"UnitedHealthcare did not ask or expect you to “scrub out of surgery” and “call right now” as you falsely claim. Rather, our client was surprised that you left a patient mid-surgery to return a call that it had informed your staff was not urgent and could wait. You know this, because UnitedHealthcare’s representative told you this and insisted the call could wait until after surgery. Yet you insisted on talking to UnitedHealthcare while your patient was in the operating room unconscious under anesthesia."
Also, it sounds like the call wasn't even necessary if it weren't for practice's error in the first place:
"...your office’s erroneous submission for inpatient care (as opposed to observation care) was the only reason the call was made. Had you submitted a notification for observation care, no call would have occurred. And, in fact, no notification was even needed for observation care. You conceded your office’s inpatient notification was erroneous when you spoke with UnitedHealthcare."
Bill, if you are short or have other forms of vested interests in either:
A. $UNH stock going down, or B. Direct or indirect competitors/parties benefiting
You need to disclose this. You are a smart guy so if it's not A or B, are we really supposed to believe you're too dumb to understand these contradictory details?
XXXXXX engagements
Related Topics if true $unh stocks healthcare