What a sad joke all this is.I did hear from mine. They move them to dead last on the roll out date. And are having a presentation on how to effectively roll your pdp book during aep, just before I walk out on Wellcare
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What a sad joke all this is.I did hear from mine. They move them to dead last on the roll out date. And are having a presentation on how to effectively roll your pdp book during aep, just before I walk out on Wellcare
I don't blame them personally - but I do think many of our local contacts need to know that we feel like we've been robbed (because we have).In case anyone was looking for contacts at WellCare to send a nice note to.
In case anyone was looking for contacts at WellCare to send a nice note to.
I doubt very much that Wellcare is doing this to try to swing the PDP users to MAPD. Wellcare's MAPD plans were bad before Centene, and in the last 2 to 3 years they have become total canine excrement. An exec would have ot be totally stupid to assume that Wellcare PDP users ( typically Med Supp clients of someone else) will leave a great Med Supp plan to wallow in the mud of a Wellcare MAPD plan...not logical...not happening. This is an exec who thinks it would be great to ride out this difficult season with an additional $50 mill in the company's coffers. A class action lawsuit will cost them three times this amount before all is said and done.
Now there an image I can do without ... maybe get a cowboy hat and do a danceI'll just change careers.
A couple more pole dancing lessons and I'll be ready to go.
I basically have insurance company marketing emails tuned out in my brain, so I never pay attention, but I checked my emails and noticed the 2 regional managers assigned to me stopped emailing me sometime in mid-April. They must've known the chaos that was coming. Before that, the emails were regular and routine. Multiple emails per week. If they're smart, hopefully they left the company or at least have those resumes all polished up and ready to go, because this company is gonna lose a LOT of money, soon.In case anyone was looking for contacts at WellCare to send a nice note to.
I still haven't completed AHIP. I'm so sick and tired of this shit, to be very honest. I have no motivation to do anything for most of these these companies.That's over $35,000 a year. I have a hard time keeping my motivation up over this BS.
WellCare has 2 MAPD's in my area. Both HMO's. PPO is gone after 12-31-24.
Thats why i have avoided writing devoted . Sure feels like they're buying business . But then again Aetna and Humana did the same thing . The only stable ones from start to now are United and AnthemI still haven't completed AHIP. I'm so sick and tired of this shit, to be very honest. I have no motivation to do anything for most of these these companies.
Aetna and United are all fying well under the radar because of this unprecedented unethical and felonious nuclear bomb that WellCare dropped on us, but they also made a few plans uncommisionable, and a few of United's are MAPD's from what I hear. The problem is these companies are all getting way too big.
Centene owns WellCare and like 7 other companies both in Medicare and on ACA. I mean, SEVEN??? When do antitrust laws kick in??? Jesus Christ. I still think HCSC shouldn't have been allowed to buy Cigna. That's one less player now.
You've basically now got HCSC (Blue Cross), Aetna, Centene, and Humana. And Humana is on life support. Devoted is out there, but they're way too new and have no brand recognition. And Zing is a shit company that they're probably pumping up for a few years to eventually sell it off.
Cigna was a huge loss, in my opinion. They had a popular name and a lot of brand recognition. It's hard to trust these smaller and newer companies, because you don't know if they're just setting you up to eventually dump in a few years.