When should courts have jurisdiction over Medicare cases where claimants have not shown that they pursued or exhausted the administrative remedies required by insurers?

QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW. (1) When should courts have jurisdiction over Medicare cases where claimants have not shown that they pursued or exhausted the administrative remedies required by insurers like Aetna? (2) Should courts require insurers like Aetna to publish lists of protocols they use for deciding which Medicare claims are urgent, especially claims for surgical ; procedures? U.S. TRIAL COURT & APPELLATE PROCEEDINGS (1) Order of Dismissal, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York. Dated August 9, 2023. Case #23-CV-6868 (CS), Sonya Munroe v. Aetna Medicare. (2) Summary Order, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Dated March 26, 2024. Case #23-1818-cv, Sonya Munroe v. Aetna Medicare, Karen Lynch, Aetna President. Judgment of the district court affirmed. (83) Order, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Dated June 6, 2024. Docket No. 23-1318, Sonya Munroe v. Aetna Medicare, Karen Lynch, Aetna President. : Request for rehearing denied. There are no other legal proceedings related to this case.