The attached document is not a Minnesota Medicare Beneficiary Update.
The attached
document is just the umpteenth piece of unsolicited junk mail I have
received from UnitedHealthcare.
When the Social Security Administration, the Centers for Medicare &
Medicaid Services, or the Minnesota Department of Health, update
Medicare/Medicaid information, the updated information is sent
directly to beneficiaries. The government agencies do not outsource
the task of providing updated information to UnitedHealthcare and the
other insurance companies.
Rather than paying for the heaps of misleading junk mail from
UnitedHealthcare and the other insurance companies, Medicare
recipients should be getting the health care services that their
Medicare premiums supposedly cover.
How does one make the steady flow of this misleading and fraudulent junk
mail, masquerading as official announcements from the government
agencies that administer the Medicare program, stopโ?
The attached
document is just the umpteenth piece of unsolicited junk mail I have
received from UnitedHealthcare.
When the Social Security Administration, the Centers for Medicare &
Medicaid Services, or the Minnesota Department of Health, update
Medicare/Medicaid information, the updated information is sent
directly to beneficiaries. The government agencies do not outsource
the task of providing updated information to UnitedHealthcare and the
other insurance companies.
Rather than paying for the heaps of misleading junk mail from
UnitedHealthcare and the other insurance companies, Medicare
recipients should be getting the health care services that their
Medicare premiums supposedly cover.
How does one make the steady flow of this misleading and fraudulent junk
mail, masquerading as official announcements from the government
agencies that administer the Medicare program, stopโ?
