They left a message and wanted me to call them back. I agree with the person named "uninsured". It's a reminder to get (insert some kind of test) here. Not an important call. They do this to people to get such and such a test 'just in case'. Let your recorder answer it, don't bother.
I finally got through to the division of UHC that handles my retirement benefits and I was told that there are NO ALERTS on my account as far as billing or personal information is concerned. He wasn't able to tell me if there were any physical/medical alerts as "that is not my department". I was also told to go online and that if there are any alerts AT ALL, they will be listed on my online account.
It appears that, like the government and other Big Business entities, the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing??
I recently received a USPS letter indicating that there are some yearly maintenance health issues to attend to, so PERHAPS the 407-965-3701 phone call is a follow up to that letter? If that is so, the billing or personal information folks wouldn't know about them. I guess.
Who the heck knows these days?
I'd say, if you get a call from that number, do what you can to contact your UHC representative to make sure nothing is URGENT with your health care and then put the matter out of your mind.
Just got a call from 1-407-965-3701 and an automated message was left on my voicemail asking me to call 1-877-897-4026 and enter the access code xxxxxxx which they left with the voicemail.
I then dialed that number and entered the code.
It was UHC and they had a retarded automated message telling me how important it was to do breast cancer check ups.
Great way to get with your customers UHC. How unprofessional, do they even know how suspicious the whole thing seems like with automated voicemails? With no hint on who they were and asking people to call back.
I was getting numerous mailings regarding screening tests. I called the number on the mailing and asked them to stop sending reminders - I don't need my insurance company babysitting me. Immediately - the next day - I started receiving automated phone messages regarding same. I wish they spent less money doing this and more covering the one medication that I need (which they recently upped to 3rd tier).