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Complaint Review: Aetna disability and Advance Auto parts - Nationwide
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Aetna disability and Advance Auto parts
Nationwide, USA
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Aetnadisability.com
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Aetna disability and Advance Auto parts Negligence of benifets Nationwide
I believe that with all this many dissatisfied customers it wouldn't take much to file a class action lawsuit against them i worked for my employer Advance Auto for 11years and had paid in the whole time with the assumption in the event i were to ever need this i would have it to fall back on i spent a week in the hospital from a reaction to a blood pressure medicine i was taking Aetna paid me on short term up until 6 days of it rolling into long term i was referred from a local specialist here in Kingsport to the Vanderbilt University ,for continued treatment on march the 17 2015 on march 23 the following monday Aetna not only closed my claim they also reported to my employer i was released to return to work i made several calls and the continued run around i was told by the claims manager "Stacy" that i was welcome to start another short term claim there wasn't enough documentation to continue it into a long term claim while i am under 3 drs care i have had 3 surgeries and still unable to work i am a single father with sole custody of my daughter since this happening have lost our only transportation and lost our home of the last 15 years is there not a way to punish companies that are embezzling of the working class i attempted to use a lawyer that is out of state to combat them only to find out last week like in washington apparently Aetna has a hand hand in that pocket instead of suing them as originally i was told for negligence of benifets thev law firm is trying to negotiate i could have sent them a form letter myself and the fact that we have lost everything isnt admisable nor does it pertain to the case all of my medical bills are now in collections and we are homeless my advice would be to find a local lawyer someone you can look in the eye
