I wanted to post something really snide about insurance companies, but I also wanted to post about being nice. What to do, what to do...
Well, I got this letter from my insurance company addressed to Kay Day telling me that they need to know whether a patient named Kay is enrolled on my plan. Ummmmm....... Duh? So there is a blank for me to fill in the patients name. I really wanted to say Kay Day - DUH. But I figured that would only throw them into more confusion. They definitely don't have a Kay Day-Duh listed on my plan!
Ok, let's just be honest. Not everyone is smart. They wouldn't have the Darwin Awards if that were the case. *warning, don't view the site if you hold common sense in high regard* But those people need not fear for their well-being. They can always get a job with an insurance company!
I guess insurance companies are a necessary problem for us. Just to keep us patient. :)
ReplyDeleteI work in a Records department at the Sheriff's Office. One thing we have to do that probably looks pretty dumb to outsiders is send a letter back to the people who overpay for a ticket even if it's for just few cents. It looks like we are wasting 41 cents for a stamp to tell someone we will give back the 5 or 10 cents or whatever amount if they bring the letter to our office. The problem is that we have to follow the procedure no matter what. I guess no one wants to make judgments??
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ReplyDeletethe rules MUST NOT be broken! I understand how they have to do things a certain way or all of a sudden...WHAM! everything falls apart.
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are dumb criminal stories. Hey, where did you find that picture of your son?
ReplyDeleteI think insurance companies have the LOWEST IQ of companies to deal with...
ReplyDeleteOh, I so understand. My FIL passed away 3 years ago and he is still getting mail at our house even though he has never lived here. Go figure. I hope you got this resolved. :)
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