Scott Brackett, Henderson

KYHC symptomatic of nation's ills


As I sat filling out a KYHC 'Proof of Claim Form' I could not help being just a little bitter. I am now having to file a claim for monies that they have admitted they owe me; monies that I was told would be paid within 30 to 45 days of my phone call to them; monies that the woman I spoke with stated that since I had called they would start the refund process.

In other words if I had not called they had no intention of paying it back! Now, because it is in liquidation, I most likely won't get anything back anyway. It does not bode well that they know they owe me a refund, but I must provide proof of my claim.

Why should anyone else care about what has happened with this now defunct state run program? If you will think back to the passing of the Affordable Health Care Act the 'Kentucky Program' was used as an example of how well the national program could work. KYHC is but a symptom of a much greater disease afflicting this country.

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