Imagine getting a call that says your medical procedure was approved, but the voice never names a real company. That scenario shows how scammers blend legit‑sounding language with vague references to insurance or hospitals. The safest move is to verify any claim by calling the number on your insurance card or provider’s official website—never the callback number in the voicemail. Keep your personal info (SSN, DOB, policy number) offline until you confirm the caller’s identity. Use your phone’s block feature and report the number to the FTC or your carrier. A quick check can stop a potential fraud before it harms you.
A medical authorization call was made, but the caller failed to identify themselves or their organization, and no one in my household is awaiting any medical approvals.
This number is used to notify individuals of approval or decline for insurance to cover medical procedures
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A call was received from Evacor Healthcare regarding an authorization for medical services, stating that the requested service had been approved, with further details to be sent by letter
The purpose of the call was to approve a medical procedure
I'm allowing this number to pass through.
This number is medical related
This caller claimed to be from St Mary's
The status of a procedure approval was the subject of discussion.
The message from Evacor healthcare began with an introduction, stating the call was regarding an authorization for services requested by a doctor, which had been approved and would expire on March 28, 2023.
The call was an unsolicited solicitation.
My doctor made a request
This appears to be related to MRI insurance approval
The response 'Allow' lacks context and does not provide any meaningful information or action related to the phone number in question.
A generic message was left, but the sender's identity was not provided
This caller should be allowed to proceed.
This is a scam call, you can google the real evicor in SC, and you will see thats not the corect phone number
This phishing call is particurally sophisticated, using the name Evacor, not Evicor healthcare, which is a legitmate subcontractor of Aetna, they try to get personal info so be carefull, I've recieved two of these calls this week alreadey
There is no audible recording when attempting to play it back.
please do not block this number
Authorization for referral was the purpose of the call
I always accept calls from this number.
A recorded message from a medical services station requests that I press one or two in response to a regulatory requirement, supposedly for my benefit, although the details are unclear.
I allready allow this number, but i'm not sure why
This is a message from a healthcare company, they say they are calling on behalf of james, they want to inform me about some authorization for services, but it's all confusing
Dont block this number, it might be importante
Permission for services was granted by the insurance company, suggesting a legitimate interaction.
Apparently, an account exists
I received a robocall from someone claiming to be Jane with Evicore, stating that my MRI or MRA had not been preapproved, and after providing my birthday, I was advised to contact my doctor to resolve the issue, prompting questions about the hospital's procedures.
The user has identified this number as being used for telemarketing purposes
