I purchased a Humana Medicare Supplement Gap insurance plan at Walmart in November. I had no idea that Walmart would let Humana trick its customers. I received photocopies from Humana's Tallahassee, Florida office that had my signature on them, and later I found the originals showing I had not signed them. I sent copies to both Walmart and Humana demanding an explanation, and both have ignored me.
Humana switched me to a worthless Medicare Advantage policy, even though Blue Cross and Blue Shield will tell you I was shopping for a supplemental gap plan to pay the 20% that Medicare doesn't pay. Emerald Coast Cardiology said they don't take it, but Humana keeps sending people to them, and when they treated a patient in an emergency, Humana would not pay them. Humana also claims Sylvester Cancer Center in Miami as its provider, but when a patient received treatment at Sylvester, Humana would not pay Sylvester. Look under Google for Humana Medicare Scams and Humana Civil Cases to see what they did to him.
Also look under Google for Humana Medicare No Signatures (use lower case on all inquiries), and you will see where a patient was signed up for Humana Medicare Advantage, as I was, without her knowledge. Get any elderly person you know to ask a lawyer or CPA if they should cancel their Humana insurance. I wish I had known better. They have destroyed my health by not paying, and Walmart promises to call me back but never does. Under Medicare Advantage scams you will also see that Walmart is letting unlicensed insurance salespeople sell Medicare Advantage at their stores.
The case mentioned is in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Somebody has to tell seniors what happened to me and to the Southern District of Florida patient, and since he is dead, I guess it's me. The stress of this caused me to receive blockers for heart attack treatment, and I have since developed high blood pressure and anemia. You can find a wealth of information about what's going on by googling Humana Medicare Scams and Medicare Advantage scams. If you do this, you will see that any rebuttals to this report are outweighed by many credible reports from CBS and MSNBC and many others.
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