Witty said that while UHC is willing to "partner with anyone" who could help the system work better, "clearly, we are not there yet."

"We understand and share the desire to build a health care system that works better for everyone. That is the purpose of our organization," he wrote.

I would love for him to explain to me why they NEED to deny 1/3 of their claims to keep their business afloat and how they are using their $23.1 billion profit to benefit the policy holders rather than the share holders. That would be a real article, a real plea to the populace. This is just an article full of empty words that mean nothing, but it does show us how scared you execs are, which is nice.

Oh, and I liked this part (emphasis mine):

Witty added that Thompson was "never content with the status quo" and praised the CEO for advocating for ideas that "were aimed at making health care more affordable, more transparent, more intuitive, more compassionate — and more human."

Yea, like the Ai denial system? I bet that really gave it the human touch. I mean, I really can’t believe he said that part.