Teacher's Healthcare Struggle
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'I can't go on like this': US asks what's next for healthcare

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One in five Americans reported provider refused to pay for care recommended by a doctor last year .
'I can't keep going like this,' says special ed teacher Robin Ginkel , 43 , who has spent two years fighting with her insurance company.
Many advocates are also concerned about problems worsening as Donald Trump returns to the White House .
Public data on rate of insurance denials - which can also happen after care has been received - is limited.
But surveys of patients and medical professionals suggest insurance companies are requiring more "prior authorisation" for procedures.
In Maryland , for example, the number of claim denials disclosed by insurers has jumped more than 70% over five years .
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