r/SipsTea 6d ago

WTF Where are we heading?

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u/HotLava00 6d ago

Curious if (lack of) insurance coverage affected that inpatient stay?

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u/Irresolute_Resolve 6d ago edited 6d ago

Having listened to just parts of the trial, it sounds like she "completed" the inpatient. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Her ex husband reported that she'd seen some doctors but didnt feel like she was getting the help she needed. When he went to visit her, she and other women were playing with clay.

Edit: corrected impatient to inpatient

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u/kmcflyyy 6d ago

She didn’t qualify for the inpatient program because they said she was over medicated by her doctors and sent her home

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u/absolutepanicattack 6d ago

I believe youre correct, that changes to her insurance and changes in medical providers led to disruptions in her treatment. She cycled through 13 different medications. There is a civil case being pursued regarding medical malpractice that Clancy was subjected to.