it was a nightmare!
A few years ago, I had Humana but switched to another provider that offered denture care. However, I received a phone call that convinced me to switch back to Humana by highlighting their benefits. it worked and I left United Health to go back to Humana.
It wasn’t until I read all these reviews that I remembered the nightmares I experienced while trying to use this insurance and the difficulties that came with it. Now, as we enter 2025, I realize what a big mistake I mad. I feel this company prioritizes its investors and their profit margins over the well-being of its customers.
(but don’t they all)
I asked myself, “What would I do if I had the power to approve or deny a procedure that a physician deemed necessary for their patient?” I know who I am, and there’s no way I could choose profit over essential care for the sick and suffering. I certainly wouldn’t make a good CEO of an insurance company. Don’t get me wrong; I would want to be successful and see a profit, but not at the expense of denying necessary procedures that a physician believes are required. I am not looking forward to shopping with this card.
It wasn’t until I read all these reviews that I remembered the nightmares I experienced while trying to use this insurance and the difficulties that came with it. Now, as we enter 2025, I realize what a big mistake I mad. I feel this company prioritizes its investors and their profit margins over the well-being of its customers.
(but don’t they all)
I asked myself, “What would I do if I had the power to approve or deny a procedure that a physician deemed necessary for their patient?” I know who I am, and there’s no way I could choose profit over essential care for the sick and suffering. I certainly wouldn’t make a good CEO of an insurance company. Don’t get me wrong; I would want to be successful and see a profit, but not at the expense of denying necessary procedures that a physician believes are required. I am not looking forward to shopping with this card.
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