I obtained Insurance through Cinergy Health Short Term Medical Insurance on Feb. 12. The policy was a six-month policy and the agent told me that I would have a $500 deductible. After satisfying this deductible, my policy would then go into a co-insurance period. During this time my insurance ...
This company operates on deceptive advertising. They are an advertising company, not a Health Insurance company. They are backed by entities such at American Medical and Life Insurance (AMLI) or Guarantee Trust Life (GTL). It is a limited insurance plan. They do not pay for anything significant, ...
Upon being laid off this past year, my 26-year old brother, who suffers from diabetes, kidney disease, and high blood pressure purchased insurance through Cinergy Health. Prior to the lay-off, he set aside over $1,000 for health care costs. Cinergy has taken his premiums out each month like ...
I have been paying premiums to them since June I 2009 and went for a Doctors visit on July 1 with a network doctor who ordered a routine blood workup since I have not had any exams in years. The clinical lab bill was sent direct to me and I filed a claim with them on 7/31/09. I have had to call ...
I recently called cinergy health for info on insurance and they wanted money right then and when i started to ask questions the rep became very rude and insisted that i make a decision right then. When i refused to give him info on my credit card he told me i was just wasting his time and he wants ...
The TV add and the person who finally calls you back would have you believe you are getting a real good deal on health insurance covering doctor. Hosp. Dental, and prescriptions. What you really get for the advertised $6 a day or in my case $8 or $240 a month is just a discount card you still have ...