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Originally Posted by yuliyasha  I wonder if they already did something? How did this company even passed such a rediculous rule?! The only explanation, which is just speculation, might be that this company wants to see intelligence level of their patients to evaluate how much teaching they required regarding health issues and how they should approach teaching based on patient's intelligence to help them better understand issues they're facing....But then that's why companies ask patient's about educational level...it's less offensive and definitely less cotroversial. Very odd  |
I have not heard of anything of it, not even a blurb on the news. I'm guessing they're trying to mitigate their insurance payouts and are inferring that they can't be responsible for people with low IQs who don't comprehend what eating unhealthy does to their bodies, or just aren't smart enough to care. To them it's like not covering a smoker when he files a claim for lung cancer.