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Is Wellathome a Scam? Review of the UnitedHealth Group Website
Is Wellathome a Scam? Review of the UnitedHealth Group Website

Well At Home located at wellathome.com is not a scam. The website's domain name has been registered since 1998 by UnitedHealth Group Incorporated. That means, the website has been around for more than 20 years. I guess what made Wellathome suspicious to online users is that it is giving away Flu and COVID-19 care kits at home for $0.

About Well At Home at wellathome.com

Well At Home at wellathome.com

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by an anonymous user from: Onslow, Holly Ridge, North Carolina, United States

Followed link to sign up and they said my current Medicare Advantage # would be changed. Sent an email asking how this program would affect my existing plan.Crickets....

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by an anonymous user from: Houston, Texas, United States

why is information about them so elusive.

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by an anonymous user from: Waynesville, North Carolina, United States

Have tried to sign up - repeatedly at this site. First, got error message for a few days. Then could actually set up an account, only for it to tell me the info I entered (first/last name, birthday, and zip) "didn't match their records." Tried over several days, to no avail then tried to call. On hold for 32 minutes (after trying a previous day and giving up after holding for 20 minutes), for the rep to tell me my zip code wasn't recognized in their system. A tech would call me to rectify. That was some 18 days ago now. No call and still can't complete their required info (tried several time thinking maybe their fixed it on their own. Nope.) UH did verify this was a legitimate program of theirs, but the incompetency to take advantage of it is deplorable. I've given up on any attempts on this. Too bad.

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by an anonymous user from: Hampton, South Carolina, United States

I have been on phone half of day ..have not been able to speak with a live person...will try after midnight.

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by an anonymous user from: Bonduel, Wisconsin, United States

Fill all paper out. Nothing in the mail yet, But got two
Notices ow

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by an anonymous user from: Palm Harbor, Florida, United States

Please post if anyone has anything positive to say about this program.

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by an anonymous user from: New York, United States

WellAtHome is not mentioned anywhere in my United Healthcare site, so until it is I will call sign up.
So far I have only received a letter. No email.

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by an anonymous user from: Claremore, Oklahoma, United States

What's the difference between wellathome.com with no dotand wellathome.com?

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It seems to be the same website.

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by an anonymous user from: Boca Raton, Florida, United States

I also was not happy when I received a message on my phone asking for my temperature and no name from the sender. When I tried to call the sender, again no info. If you are going to send emails please use a return that is recognizable....like "WellAtHome"...would be a big help.

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by an anonymous user from: Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Puzzling. This organization seems to have gone out of its way to present the appearance of scam/phishing. I marked its email as scam/unsubscribe in Gmail.

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by an anonymous user from: Land O Lakes, Florida, United States

I can’t find the website to learn anything about this company or free program. Very suspicious to me.

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