Complaint Review: HELMSMAN And LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE

Anyone, playing, pretending, or acting as a Medical Doctor, interfering, hindering, obstructing, or in anyway opposing, or further damaging, or leaving a patient worse off by any decision, act or action they make/do against the patient/patients Doctors medical advice is liable and can be sued and held accountable for all damages and further illness, or disease that stems from such decision/decisions, act or actions.
Anyone, Persons, or Entity that employs or condones such actions also can be held for all acts, accounts, and damages. All liabilities and assets can and will be frozen until all actions are cleared and resolved between all parties.
All Person/Persons involved in the hindrance, interference, or obstruction can also be held accountable for each of their independent actions against patient/Doctor.
(I'm tired of Insurance Companies deliberately harassing the Disabled over their Medications or treatment that a Doctor has proscribed.)

Argument For:
Insurance liability Act.

The cost and burden to the United States and its Tax Payers go up every year due to Insurance Companies and their employees tactics, abuses, protocols, deceptions to lure their clients into submission and into a vulnerable state in order to prevent them, or get them to submit to, or terminate, in a specified way their claim.
While these patients and their health cost are past onto the Tax Payer as a burden and as the Insurance Companies get richer off our premiums and our pockets get lighter, and the countries deficit increases. I say, If your going to practice medicine and alter the course of someone's life like a Doctor, then you should also be in the loop to be sued when their decision, decisions, acts or actions have an adverse affect on your health and well being.'
This burden shouldn't be just the patients and the Doctors liability only since they were told what to do, how to do, and when they can do it by someone behind a desk that hasn't gone to medical school or isn't the patient, or hasn't even talked to the patient. At least your Doctor has the retentive tenacity to say, I will have to see you first and check you out before I make a diagnoses.' Even a Bartender is held accountable for their actions and accounts, but not someone that has your life in their hands.
I think that one divine inanity in my affairs is quite enough and I don't need a second one that sets behind a small desk in a corner of a high rise building who likes to play with others lives as if they were meaningless, or insignificant to them or anyone else in their company.
I'm sick and tired of these Insurance companies and their employee's treating me/us like second class citizens when this happened on the job, or where ever it happened, it happened on their watch, and now they try and weasel out of obligations to their clients and to the people. Instead they shift the burden to the United States taxpayer.

Disabled native american worker
Eugene, Oregon
U.S.A.