Joe Burrow Frustrated by Hospital's Refusal to Accept Bengals' Insurance for Foot Injury
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow expressed frustration after a hospital refused to accept the team's health insurance plan for his foot injury treatment, requiring him to go through additional bureaucratic steps including getting a referral from his primary care physician to verify medical necessity.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI'm supposed to get my turf toe operated on, but the hospital apparently is out of network
they're saying I need to make a separate appointment with my PCP just so he can refer me to a specialist who can verify my claim is medically necessary
the ongoing ordeal has added stress to an already difficult week
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