314-819-1850

You know, these calls are from health wellness people including nutritionists, nurse practitioners, etc.  If you have coverage, talking to these people on a regular basis lowers your out of pocket co pays and costs you pay for your prescriptions.  I talk to them every time and I get more than half of my medicines for free!  It is part of your insurance coverage, why not take advantage of it?

All of these messages are really dramatic. It is Cigna calling offering disease management services. They help make sure you are doing okay managing a chronic disease. They are a resource if you want to learn more. I get to talk to a dietitian for my gastroparesis. It is a healthcare service, so, of course, they ask some personal information to verify. They are not asking for your account and routing number. Please relax.

Nonsense! If a stranger calls, you should never "confirm" or give out personal info. If you are interested in Cigna's service, then you call them but you should NEVER "confirm" or give out personal info to strangers who call you.

In a country with national health care where care cannot be denied, these disease management services complement consultations you have with your doctor and are fine. In countries without national health care like the USA, care can be denied by the insurance company for a variety of stupid reasons, and these "disease management services" are nothing but a ploy to gather info on you so that in the future, should you need to use your insurance in a big way like for an operation or for cancer, they may find some tiny little thing in your health history that you've provided so diligently and deny your insurance claim. In the USA, hang up on the [***]. At a minimum, you should NEVER "confirm" or give out personal info to a stranger who calls you.

Why are you answering the phone in heavy traffic anyways??

When they called it was 1199 health insurance calling to speak to my dad..I don't know what for though

CIGNA. I ask them politely to stop calling and remove my number but they never do....

Who says you have to stop what you are doing and answer??  Granted, the calls are annoying, but if you are busy, why not just let your machine/voicemail pick up?

Got a call today at 9:15 am.  I happened to be home sick today and would have rather slept in a bit more.  They hung up as soon as my machine picked up.  I am sure this really is Cigna/Cigna Wellaware but I find the calls intrusive.  How in the world do they expect to reach me during normal business hours?  Surely they can see in their records where I work and figure out that during the day I'M AT WORK and not sitting at home eagerly awaiting their annoying calls!

IF this really is a call from CIGNA, they have wrong info.  I am not with CIGNA.  I have NEVER had CIGNA.  This has scam written all over it...  I've never answered this call, but they continue to call 3 or 4 times a week for the past several weeks...

The information she gave you about un-enrolling is correct.  If you do not sucessfully complete 3 telephone calls with one of their nurses they will deactivate you from the program.  I found out the hard way.  I went to the pharmacy to pick up test strips and the cost went from no charge to $55.  I called them back yesterday and am in the process of getting reactivated which is going to take from four to six weeks!

Got multiple calls from this number, never has Cigna insurance.  Must be spam

It's not a scam. It is Cigna. If they are calling you and you aren't signed up with them it's simply a mistake not a scam. I keep forgetting this odd number is theirs so I don't always answer. I am signed up on their diabetes wellness program and have to agree to speak with their nurse every 90 days so I can get my supplies and office visits at no copay. So definitely not a scam.

i do not have signa ins and still get the calls

I just called them back. The first time they hung up. The second time the guy couldn't repeat the name of the company 2 times in a row. He then says "We may have called you by mistake or you are part of our wellness program". Sounds like a scam to me.