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emerald528 said: @quicklyseverebird Refusing to pay for the treatment does prevent treatment in a lot of cases. MRIs and CAT scans can be very expensive and if insurance refuses to pay for it then you get stuck with that high bill.

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quicklyseverebird said: @emerald528 Some HMO’s may refuse to PAY for the treatment, yes, depending on the circumstances. But they won’t PREVENT you from getting the treatment. The British cases raised money to pay for the treatments, found doctors to do them in the US, and the British government actively PREVENTED them from getting the procedures, or even leaving the country. That’s the difference.

emerald528 said: @quicklyseverebird It’s the same in the US. Except it’s insurance companies that approve or deny treatment.