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Subject: Follow-up to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries
For: Readers interested in HMOs
Short link: https://dansu.org/blueshield-260902On August 31, 2026, I emailed Blue Shield Executive Inquiries about the fact that a medical matter that should have taken 5 days has taken 5 months instead.
My adopted son Harold, presently on a business trip in Germany, read the August 31, 2026 post. He said, “always the warrior”. That is polite, at least. In #whistleblower litigation from 2022 to 2024, Opposing Counsel Christine Long commented, on the fact I stand up to corporations, that I’m a “vigilante”.
Note: I won that case. There was a defamation suit afterward that had been filed by a dead oligarch and crime lord, Henry Khachaturian. Christine dropped the defamation suit abruptly and wouldn’t even take a settlement. It seemed odd. Excuse the need for details but, if people are reading me now, I should explain things.
My response to both Harold and Christine, friendly and unfriendly, is, excuse me, but is somebody supposed to just give up and let corporations walk all over others [not just one’s self] ? Let them smash up lives or cause deaths?
Today, Blue Shield responded, politely enough. I think that all three of the organizations involved might be more responsive now that I’m going public.
Note: The three organizations are Blue Shield, #HPMG aka Hill Physicians Medical Group, and #SuperCare [a DME vendor].
The PDF linked below is my letter today to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries [followed by the letter from Executive Inquiries that it’s responding to]:
https://dansu.org/images/about/260902-blue-shield.pdf
I’d like to be clear that Blue Shield is much better than Kaiser. Blue Shield staff tries to do the right thing. #SuperCare is much better than #Apria [a different and quite murderous #DME vendor] as well.
However, standards are relative. Most people are aware that #Kaiser and #Apria are patient death machines. It isn’t a high bar to do better than those two organizations.
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Subject: Follow-up to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries
For: Readers interested in HMOs
Short link: https://dansu.org/blueshield-260902On August 31, 2026, I emailed Blue Shield Executive Inquiries about the fact that a medical matter that should have taken 5 days has taken 5 months instead.
My adopted son Harold, presently on a business trip in Germany, read the August 31, 2026 post. He said, “always the warrior”. That is polite, at least. In #whistleblower litigation from 2022 to 2024, Opposing Counsel Christine Long commented, on the fact I stand up to corporations, that I’m a “vigilante”.
Note: I won that case. There was a defamation suit afterward that had been filed by a dead oligarch and crime lord, Henry Khachaturian. Christine dropped the defamation suit abruptly and wouldn’t even take a settlement. It seemed odd. Excuse the need for details but, if people are reading me now, I should explain things.
My response to both Harold and Christine, friendly and unfriendly, is, excuse me, but is somebody supposed to just give up and let corporations walk all over others [not just one’s self] ? Let them smash up lives or cause deaths?
Today, Blue Shield responded, politely enough. I think that all three of the organizations involved might be more responsive now that I’m going public.
Note: The three organizations are Blue Shield, #HPMG aka Hill Physicians Medical Group, and #SuperCare [a DME vendor].
The PDF linked below is my letter today to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries [followed by the letter from Executive Inquiries that it’s responding to]:
https://dansu.org/images/about/260902-blue-shield.pdf
I’d like to be clear that Blue Shield is much better than Kaiser. Blue Shield staff tries to do the right thing. #SuperCare is much better than #Apria [a different and quite murderous #DME vendor] as well.
However, standards are relative. Most people are aware that #Kaiser and #Apria are patient death machines. It isn’t a high bar to do better than those two organizations.
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Subject: Follow-up to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries
For: Readers interested in HMOs
Short link: https://dansu.org/blueshield-260902On August 31, 2026, I emailed Blue Shield Executive Inquiries about the fact that a medical matter that should have taken 5 days has taken 5 months instead.
My adopted son Harold, presently on a business trip in Germany, read the August 31, 2026 post. He said, “always the warrior”. That is polite, at least. In #whistleblower litigation from 2022 to 2024, Opposing Counsel Christine Long commented, on the fact I stand up to corporations, that I’m a “vigilante”.
Note: I won that case. There was a defamation suit afterward that had been filed by a dead oligarch and crime lord, Henry Khachaturian. Christine dropped the defamation suit abruptly and wouldn’t even take a settlement. It seemed odd. Excuse the need for details but, if people are reading me now, I should explain things.
My response to both Harold and Christine, friendly and unfriendly, is, excuse me, but is somebody supposed to just give up and let corporations walk all over others [not just one’s self] ? Let them smash up lives or cause deaths?
Today, Blue Shield responded, politely enough. I think that all three of the organizations involved might be more responsive now that I’m going public.
Note: The three organizations are Blue Shield, #HPMG aka Hill Physicians Medical Group, and #SuperCare [a DME vendor].
The PDF linked below is my letter today to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries [followed by the letter from Executive Inquiries that it’s responding to]:
https://dansu.org/images/about/260902-blue-shield.pdf
I’d like to be clear that Blue Shield is much better than Kaiser. Blue Shield staff tries to do the right thing. #SuperCare is much better than #Apria [a different and quite murderous #DME vendor] as well.
However, standards are relative. Most people are aware that #Kaiser and #Apria are patient death machines. It isn’t a high bar to do better than those two organizations.
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Subject: Follow-up to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries
For: Readers interested in HMOs
Short link: https://dansu.org/blueshield-260902On August 31, 2026, I emailed Blue Shield Executive Inquiries about the fact that a medical matter that should have taken 5 days has taken 5 months instead.
My adopted son Harold, presently on a business trip in Germany, read the August 31, 2026 post. He said, “always the warrior”. That is polite, at least. In #whistleblower litigation from 2022 to 2024, Opposing Counsel Christine Long commented, on the fact I stand up to corporations, that I’m a “vigilante”.
Note: I won that case. There was a defamation suit afterward that had been filed by a dead oligarch and crime lord, Henry Khachaturian. Christine dropped the defamation suit abruptly and wouldn’t even take a settlement. It seemed odd. Excuse the need for details but, if people are reading me now, I should explain things.
My response to both Harold and Christine, friendly and unfriendly, is, excuse me, but is somebody supposed to just give up and let corporations walk all over others [not just one’s self] ? Let them smash up lives or cause deaths?
Today, Blue Shield responded, politely enough. I think that all three of the organizations involved might be more responsive now that I’m going public.
Note: The three organizations are Blue Shield, #HPMG aka Hill Physicians Medical Group, and #SuperCare [a DME vendor].
The PDF linked below is my letter today to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries [followed by the letter from Executive Inquiries that it’s responding to]:
https://dansu.org/images/about/260902-blue-shield.pdf
I’d like to be clear that Blue Shield is much better than Kaiser. Blue Shield staff tries to do the right thing. #SuperCare is much better than #Apria [a different and quite murderous #DME vendor] as well.
However, standards are relative. Most people are aware that #Kaiser and #Apria are patient death machines. It isn’t a high bar to do better than those two organizations.
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Subject: Follow-up to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries
For: Readers interested in HMOs
Short link: https://dansu.org/blueshield-260902On August 31, 2026, I emailed Blue Shield Executive Inquiries about the fact that a medical matter that should have taken 5 days has taken 5 months instead.
My adopted son Harold, presently on a business trip in Germany, read the August 31, 2026 post. He said, “always the warrior”. That is polite, at least. In #whistleblower litigation from 2022 to 2024, Opposing Counsel Christine Long commented, on the fact I stand up to corporations, that I’m a “vigilante”.
Note: I won that case. There was a defamation suit afterward that had been filed by a dead oligarch and crime lord, Henry Khachaturian. Christine dropped the defamation suit abruptly and wouldn’t even take a settlement. It seemed odd. Excuse the need for details but, if people are reading me now, I should explain things.
My response to both Harold and Christine, friendly and unfriendly, is, excuse me, but is somebody supposed to just give up and let corporations walk all over others [not just one’s self] ? Let them smash up lives or cause deaths?
Today, Blue Shield responded, politely enough. I think that all three of the organizations involved might be more responsive now that I’m going public.
Note: The three organizations are Blue Shield, #HPMG aka Hill Physicians Medical Group, and #SuperCare [a DME vendor].
The PDF linked below is my letter today to Blue Shield Executive Inquiries [followed by the letter from Executive Inquiries that it’s responding to]:
https://dansu.org/images/about/260902-blue-shield.pdf
I’d like to be clear that Blue Shield is much better than Kaiser. Blue Shield staff tries to do the right thing. #SuperCare is much better than #Apria [a different and quite murderous #DME vendor] as well.
However, standards are relative. Most people are aware that #Kaiser and #Apria are patient death machines. It isn’t a high bar to do better than those two organizations.