UnitedHealthcare sued by shareholders over reaction to CEO's killing

Dear "Group of UHC investors",

WTF is wrong with you people?

Seriously. How much more evidence do we need that the U.S. healthcare system is not just broken—it’s corrupted, rigged, and morally bankrupt?

UnitedHealthcare is being sued by its own shareholders because they think—stay with me here—the company didn’t properly disclose the financial risks of getting caught allegedly doing shady, anti-competitive garbage through a shadowy data division that helped them squeeze out competition. The “killing fields,” as their own CEO allegedly referred to it? That’s not something I made up. That’s their internal language. Corporate death panels are no longer a metaphor.

And this matters to me because I’ve lived through the system they profit from. I’m a 30-year brain cancer survivor who’s seen patients get denied, dropped, misled, gaslit, and bankrupt—all while companies like this post record profits and reward themselves with vacations on the corpses of people who didn’t make it.

I’ve screamed into microphones, begged lawmakers, built nonprofits, made podcasts, wrote columns, and still—still—this industry plays Monopoly while patients play Russian roulette.

This story isn’t a surprise. It’s a snapshot of business as usual. And it should make you question every assumption about who actually runs our healthcare system—and who it's designed to serve. Spoiler: Not you.

So read it. Share it. Print it out and staple it to a lawmaker’s forehead.

Because if we don’t start raising hell over this stuff, we’re all just waiting for our turn in the killing fields.

SOURCE ➡️ https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/unitedhealthcare-sued-shareholders-reaction-ceos-killing-rcna205550