Sent medicare advantage letter for my…
Sent medicare advantage letter for my EX wife (divorced for 20 years). that makes me wonder about their quality of service and how they got my address.
By Wayne B.
Monday, November 9, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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A non-government entity. We are a service connecting consumers with carriers and agencies who offer MA, MAPD and PD Plans for Humana, UnitedHealthcare®, Cigna Healthcare, Aetna, Wellcare, Anthem, as well as many other plans.
Qualify Medicare, LLC (qualifymedicare.com) has 16 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5.
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Sent medicare advantage letter for my EX wife (divorced for 20 years). that makes me wonder about their quality of service and how they got my address.
By Wayne B.
Anything with 2025 on their letterhead is more than suspicious in these Political Times. Into the trash it goes without further ado.
By Horst K.
This company interrupts my phone calls with lots of UNWANTED ADS. STOP. PLEASE STOP.
By Dakota E.
Saw some Qualify Medicare Mail Come, with someone elses name on my Address. Figured it was a phishing scam to get me to give my information to them.
By Shane C.
This a technocratic scam. They lace their mail pieces with radio active isotopes and use them as a paraclete to penetrate your private domain. Then set out to sterilize the surrounding environment. No defense for this, except never open the envelop that unleash their designer perfidy. More of an a-political charade than anything else.
By Jalmer O.
This is a third party callers that call old people none stop telling them you don’t have to switch insurance plans. Lure them in with that food card benefits. Most of the older people get taken advantage of and switch their Medicare insurance plans. It is not a scam but just annoying callers calling around so people will change their insurance plans. These third party callers should get a real job not sitting there and calling older people.
By Darli S.
This is a scam. Do not give “Qualify Medicare LLC” any of your identifying information.. name, SSN, DOB, or any of your banking information or card information.
By Kory S.
Response from Qualify Medicare, LLC· Jun 17, 2024
Dear Kory, Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. At Qualify Medicare, we connect beneficiaries with the nation's leading carriers and agencies. We only contact individuals who have first reached out to us and are Medicare-aged or Medicare and Medicaid eligible. We have thoroughly checked our database and do not have any record of your information. Additionally, we do not collect Social Security Numbers or banking information. It's possible there may be some confusion, or you might be thinking of a different organization. If you have any further concerns or if there is any additional information you can provide, please contact us directly so we can assist you further. Best regards, Qualify Medicare Customer Service