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  • AARP Member? United Health Care Customer? Look where your money goes!

    United Health Care – the CEO makes more in a day than most people make in years! But they are best known for denying coverage to clients AND for being the company that AARP sold/rented it’s name to!

    Yes – if you have AARP medicare coverage – you are supporting this person in the video ! think about that! I did and after issues with the seemingly forever increasing monthly costs I switched – and I had only had AARP plan for about 9 months! And after I canceled I got a nasty call form them! So I was more glad I had quit and I also quit AARP…. AARP does not have my or your best interests at heat – all they care about is the $$$ they can make from the name [and from members]

    From BraveNew Films:

    What does UnitedHealthcare CEO Stephen Hemsley have to lose if Congress passes real healthcare reform this year? Well, for starters, his nearly three quarters of a billion dollars in unexercised stock options might lose a few pennies on the dollar.

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  • Hmmm…why are the over 65 people seen as targets?

    Here’s another scam that does not surprise me. Anytime the bottom line is more important than people – you get abuses…be it people food, pet food, medications or health care and insurance…

    And remember that United Health is the one that pays AARP to use the AARP endorsement.. I find that offensive! Yes it’s called a contract between them but for me what is means is that United Health is given free access to the AARP data base. and they are not the least expensive at all – they just like you to think they are – and to make you think that if you are an AARP member you are getting a “deal.” I at first signed on with them when I was 65 and my “guaranteed” rate for a year went up after 6 months – so I found other insurance…..and got a very rude call from UnitedHealth….

    Humana, UnitedHealth Suspend Some Health Plans After Complaints

    By Aliza Marcus

    June 16 (Bloomberg) — Humana Inc., UnitedHealth Group Inc. and five other U.S. health insurance companies agreed to stop selling a type of government-funded plan for the elderly in response to complaints that sales agents forged signatures and enrolled dead people.

    The seven companies are working on new marketing guidelines with the U.S. Medicare health insurance program for the elderly and disabled. The voluntary sales suspension will end as each company adopts the guidelines, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said yesterday.

    Full article HERE

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