Neal Meredith, facing blood clots in his legs, received conflicting insurance authorization for necessary medical procedures, creating confusion and potential delays in his care.
<p>ELK RIDGE, Utah County – Last summer, Neal Meredith had blood clots in his legs.
&quot;</p><p>&quot;What does that mean to you?&quot; I asked Meredith.</p><p>&quot;That means it's not needed to get it done,&quot; he answered.
HEALTH INSURANCE MEDICAL EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATION CONFUSION DELAYED CARE
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