- Report: #932884
Complaint Review: AARP UnitedHealthCare - Salt Lake City,Utah 84130-0968 Internet
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Robert -
Lompoc, California, United States of America
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AARP UnitedHealthCare
P.O. Box 30968 Salt Lake City,Utah 84130-0968, 90060-0008 Internet, United States of America
Phone:
1 800 950 9355
Web:
www.medicareplans.com, & www.uhowest.com
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AARP UnitedHealthCare AARPMedicareComplete United HealthCare AARPUnitedHealthCare= 2012 Judas Iscariot FRAUDS! Internet
Obamacare has created the 2012 Judas Iscariot, AARP UNITEDHEALTHCARE HMO:
AARP UnitedHealthCare is A Fraudulent Company
My husband a WWII Vet 90yrs old has been a member 25yrs+ of AARPMedicareCompleteSecure Horizons/UnitedHealthCare.He has never missed a payment.2&1/2 years ago we moved to MesaOaks 25miles from Santa Maria and within the coverage area we were assured by them. AARP sent us a new Lompoc doctor, Dr. Dale Ekstrum, about a mile from us who takes this card with the doctor's name on it. My husband has used the health card sparingly and we have never had a problem with the coverage paying.
We were granted a Surgeon and Hospital authorization for this a minor one day procedure at Marion Medical Plaza Surgery with Dr.Christopher Johnson affiliated in this Plaza for operation on July 23,2012. This was Bob's first time ever to be in a hospital since he was 18yrs old!On July 17&23 2012 the AARP HMO denied payment and claimed we had no coverage as of June 30; and then cashed our regular coupon check for the month of August! We have letters from their office and cancelled checks proving no break in coverage and perfect record of payments. Medicare has denied payment reasoning AARP HMO is responsible! We cannot pay this $25,000 plus. That is why we had insurance all these years.
Consumers Beware of this Fraudulent Company.
update- This company has just cashed our check with coupons for September 2012 and October 2012 hours of our phone calls have not brought a resolutionapparently we only are know when submitting to the "money pot"We can prove our allegations with documentation - can you go the distance with this message- we can!the public has a right to know!
AARP UnitedHealthCare is A Fraudulent Company
My husband a WWII Vet 90yrs old has been a member 25yrs+ of AARPMedicareCompleteSecure Horizons/UnitedHealthCare.He has never missed a payment.2&1/2 years ago we moved to MesaOaks 25miles from Santa Maria and within the coverage area we were assured by them. AARP sent us a new Lompoc doctor, Dr. Dale Ekstrum, about a mile from us who takes this card with the doctor's name on it. My husband has used the health card sparingly and we have never had a problem with the coverage paying.
We were granted a Surgeon and Hospital authorization for this a minor one day procedure at Marion Medical Plaza Surgery with Dr.Christopher Johnson affiliated in this Plaza for operation on July 23,2012. This was Bob's first time ever to be in a hospital since he was 18yrs old!On July 17&23 2012 the AARP HMO denied payment and claimed we had no coverage as of June 30; and then cashed our regular coupon check for the month of August! We have letters from their office and cancelled checks proving no break in coverage and perfect record of payments. Medicare has denied payment reasoning AARP HMO is responsible! We cannot pay this $25,000 plus. That is why we had insurance all these years.
Consumers Beware of this Fraudulent Company.
update- This company has just cashed our check with coupons for September 2012 and October 2012 hours of our phone calls have not brought a resolutionapparently we only are know when submitting to the "money pot"We can prove our allegations with documentation - can you go the distance with this message- we can!the public has a right to know!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
HarlandHarlan
Manassas,Virginia,
United States of America
why to drop or not even join AARP
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, November 22, 2012
AARP for ObamaCare several times, clearly tying them together.
Further proof that they were working in concert can be found in
recently released emails between the White House and AARP operatives.
As the emails show, AARP threw their tremendous power behind the
legislation despite the fact they were getting calls overwhelmingly
against it.
In fact, on September 20, 2012, Kimberly A. Strassel of the Wall Street Journal wrote:
"Thanks to just-released emails from the House Energy and
Commerce Committee, we now know that AARP worked through 2009-2010 as an
extension of a Democratic White House, toiling daily to pass a health
bill that slashes $716 billion from Medicare, strips seniors of choice,
and sets the stage for rationing. We know that despite AARP's awareness
that its seniors overwhelmingly opposed the bill, the nonpartisan
organization' chose to serve the president's agenda.
The 71 pages of emails show an AARP management taking orders
from the White House, scripting the president's talking points, working
to keep its board in line' and pledging a fealty to the cause.' Seniors
deserve to know all this, as AARP seeks to present itself as neutral in
this presidential election."
AARP refuses to take a formal position on the Independent Payment
Advisory Board ("rationing board") portion of ObamaCare and even defends
some aspects of the board. Given the negative impact that the IPAB
will have on seniors, this is unbelievable (but sadly, not unexpected).
AMAC is against the harsh provisions in ObamaCare that gives the
Federal government complete control of our healthcare. It destroys the
best healthcare system in the world, takes 716 billion dollars out of
Medicare, and has the power to restrict and ration our medical
treatment.
AMAC is fighting to keep our right to receive treatment from our doctors without the interference of Federal bureaucrats.
Big government experiments like the "stimulus" and ObamaCare have
only increased the uncertainty and instability, and are core reasons for
the persistently high unemployment rate and why the household incomes
of Mature Americans have declined so much.
