Patterns emerge as callers repeatedly claim to represent United Health Care and push unsolicited in‑home health visits. They often ask irrelevant questions about phone models, a classic red flag of fraudulent outreach. Recipients should never disclose personal or medical details until the caller’s identity is verified through an official channel. Adding the number to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, using carrier blocking tools, and installing reputable call‑filter apps can sharply reduce exposure. If a call feels suspicious, hang up, document the time and number, and report it to the FTC or your state consumer protection office. Staying vigilant keeps spam and scams at bay.
I frequently receive calls from this number. As a tactic, I respond by wasting their time, using a burner phone to call back and request a translator in a different language. Once the translator is provided, I continue the conversation as long as possible. After they hang up, I receive a survey and rate the agent a 0.
I dont want anything to do with them, no thanks
they just wont quit, absolutly relentless
This number is not on my approved call list
Today i recieved a second call
Repeated calls have been made by United Health Care Home Care, requesting an in-home visit for my dad. The legitimacy of these calls is uncertain, but the questions asked, such as the type of cell phone used, seem unrelated to the purpose of the call. My dad declined and ended the call, leading me to suspect a potential scam
A representative from United Health Care Home Care has been calling, requesting an in-home visit for my dad and inquiring about his cell phone model, which seems unrelated to his health care needs, leading me to suspect a scam.
An insurance company called, offering to send a nurse to my home.
A gentleman named Ron, who has tinnitus from serving his country, reports that a company called Sere Surplus frequently calls him, but he is unable to hear them clearly.
This number is unfamiliar to me
The caller claims to represent United Health Care and wishes to schedule a 'house call', but the legitimacy of this request is uncertain.
Repeated calls have been made, but no messages have been left.
This number is related to United Health Insurance services
This number belongs to my prescription provider.
This number provides a particular service, though details are unspecified.
Alright
The purpose of the call was to conduct surveys.
Such a annoying person
This number belongs to my mother's healthcare insurance provider.
Related to my health insurance provider
This number is associated with United Healthcare.
A persin claimed to be from United Health Care with a forign accent that was near impossibl to understand, wanted my informations to set up a home visit, but my policy doesnt require that and my doctor doesnt eithor
I wish the call would have come through sucessfully.
No issues reported with this call.
The legitimacy of the caller is uncertain, and further communication is planned for a later time.
Carrier of my insurance
This number belongs to my insurance carrier.
After accidentally allowing all calls to come through on my phone, I discovered a solution by obtaining a Google Voice number, which I then provided to UHC as my new contact number, and set it to 'do not disturb' to screen calls at my convenience.
The purpose of the call is for a home visit from SHBP
This number allegedly represents a telemarketer from United Healthcare Home Care