cigna sucks?
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Question: If everyone did a blog post saying “Cigna Sucks!” or “Screw you CIGNA!” would that get to the front page of the WSJ/NYT? Would it impact CIGNA’s stock price?! Would it get to the #1 result on Google for Cigna ABOVE Cigna’s own home page?!
I wonder what would happen if 1,000 or 10,000 bloggers did a post what impact that would have on how CIGNA treats people?
I wonder what would happen if 100,000 folks did this blog post/Twitter/Facebook/MySpace post?
What is 1M people did it!?!?
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Our company just got this insurance (thanks assholes!) Now I
have to change my doctor who I have seen for over 20 years
and my drugstore. Cigna sucks big time….
Comment by Neelie — January 4, 2009 @ 12:31 pm
Cigna requires that representatives talk to people that call in for assistance with benefits, eligiblity or claims 2 minutes. They berate reps for “engaging the caller with idle chit chat”. Their metrics show that by talking extensivly over 2 minutes costs them 400,000 overall per minute. They don’t want to pay for customer service because it eats into their overhead
Comment by gretchen — April 16, 2009 @ 11:47 pm
Maybe it is a common practice for insurance companies to tell a patient (me) that they can not a prescribed medication but that is exactly what cigna did. I was prescribed 1 medication and their associate told me I could not the medicine because it is not safe. Hmmm? The one they authorized is cheaper and MUCH WORSE for my health than the on prescribed. If my employer does not change my medical provider I am changing employers. You suck cigna.
Comment by John Johansen — June 23, 2009 @ 12:10 pm
The coverage they have for their employees is one of the WORST plans they have. Being a health insurance company they should be able to provide good coverage for their own employees. What a slap in the face!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by maureen — October 13, 2009 @ 1:34 am
Yikes! My retirement paid out my subsidized health plan from a big reliable company (1) for years. Now, they sold the affair to another company (2), who turned around and sold (?) the collection business to another company (3). The electronic tranfer business was sold by (3) to (4).
Now (2) summarily moved me from BlueCross (a non profit) to Cigna. Gimmee single payer!!!
Comment by BB-Idaho — October 23, 2009 @ 10:03 pm