Watch out for unexpected calls from this number—most reports point to a health‑related survey outreach, often tied to recent hospital visits. Even if the caller ID shows a vague label, the pattern suggests an automated or semi‑automated survey firm, not a legitimate medical provider. If you’re not comfortable sharing details, let the call go to voicemail and verify the source before responding. Never give personal health information to an unknown caller, and consider adding the number to your block list if the calls become frequent. For any genuine follow‑up, a reputable healthcare organization will contact you through official channels you can confirm.
Be cautious of calls from this number, especially if you've recently been in the hospital. They may try to contact you on your cell phone, but it's advisable not to disclose any information.
On 2-9-09, i recieved a call from this number, which is supposedly from HealthStream Re, but i didnt answer it
They deserve sever punishment
Evidently, healthstream is a company that conducts surveys, so if you have recently visited a hospital or healthcare facility, they will probably contact you for a survey of your experiance.
This number calls but never leaves a message.
A call was received through Callwave on 12/9/08 from this number, originating from Laurel, Maryland, but no message was left or caller identification provided
The caller's identity remains unknown, and their intentions are unclear. Since there's no caller ID, only a phone number, and no voicemail message, it's best to exercise caution and not answer the call, especially considering the frequency of calls from this number.
What's alarming is how a caller, claiming to be from a doctor's office, had access to my name and new job telephone number, which raises serious concerns about privacy.
It is likely that these callers are insurance negotiators attempting to interfere with private clinic visits, aiming to persuade doctors to reduce their fees. Their business model involves taking a portion of the savings, which ultimately costs patients more in the long run. As a result, doctors generally disdain these companies and refuse to engage with them.
Multiple calls have been received from this number at my home, but I usually let it go to voicemail since the caller ID doesn't provide a company name, only the number and McLean, VA
A voice mail was left, but it was blank, providing no indication of who the caller was or what they wanted.
There was no message left!!!!
Repayment is demanded.
I've been receiving multiple calls from this number, but since it's unknown to me, I let it go to voicemail, and predictably, no message is ever left.
I answred a call from this number, and some guy with a strong accent, claim'd to be calling from a healthcare survey, but i hung up on him
An incoming call from this number resulted in a single ring before the caller hung up without leaving a message.
Repeated calls from this number to my cell phone, which is registered on the Do-Not-Call list, raised suspicions, especially since one call resulted in a discussion with a healthcare survey representative after I answered.
The caller hung up after letting it ring three times
The phone rang, and when I answered, there was only silence before the line went dead.
My Caller ID displayed "HEALTHSTREAM RE", but I chose not to answer the call.