bad experience I got Cigna insurance provided by my former employer. During my employment, I already observed very inconsistent service level by Cigna, they rejected some services for some colleagues but reimbursed the same for others. And when a manager stepped in, they eventually compromised and fixed it. Now I left the company, and they keep rejecting many of my claims, and I have no one to represent me and protect my legit benefits anymore so they just ignore all my claims and complaints.

Fax and checks... I have dental claims to send and they only accept them...by fax from a personal fax number. Or sent by post to Tennessee. I'm in Austria, and that's how I have to submit claims?? Anyway, if approved, I would then have to receive a check at my old American address, or sent to the HQ of my former employer (that employs 100,000 people). No possibility of changing the address or of sending a bank transfer. Disgusting company.

If you’re on a specialty medication If you are on a specialty medication find another insurance. Cigna holds you hostage to Accredo, a company with 1star reviews which I 100% agree. Took 4 months to get my husbands med started and would not tell me what my final co pay would be until after they sent it so we’d be stuck with the max price…can’t return a medication. Still fighting with Accredo and spending lots of time doing so. Will be calling AGAIN today! Give alternative specialty pharmacy options. Will find new insurance asap just to get away from Accredo!

If I could I would give this very… If I could I would give this very dysfunctional heath plan 0 stars!!! The representative “Celida” hung up on me!! I would never give my business to them!!!, OR refer them to anyone!! American healthcare is so so dysfunctional!! I choose NOT to profit any American healthcare company!!

Good Faith I live in the northern Philippines on the island of Luzon. I have been a Cigna Global Health Insurance individual policyholder for the last seven years. Last month, I was diagnosed with bladder cancer and had to have a procedure, known as a TURBT. I did it at a local out-of-network hospital near where I live. Prior to doing so, I contacted Cigna and was told that my out-of-pocket-expenses would be fully reimbursed in accordance with the terms of my policy. This was done without issue. I received the entire reimbursement, deposited directly into my bank account. It’s now a month later and I need to repeat the same procedure. This time, I will be doing it at one of the best (and, also, most expensive) hospitals in the Philippines, St. Luke’s in Quezon City, Manila. St. Luke’s is an in-network hospital that Cigna deals with directly. The cost will be twice as much as the first hospital. St. Luke’s international patient unit has been coordinating with the Cigna medical unit assigned to assist me with and, also, sign off on my treatment and hospital admittance. I am due to be admitted today. Cigna has just issued a Guarantee of Payment letter to the hospital, which relieves me of any worries about the bill being paid or my claim being denied. I felt compelled to post my Cigna experience in large part because of the overwhelming number of negative and angry comments about Cigna that have been made on this site. After reading some of those reviews during my first hospital stay, they caused me considerable anxiety and worry over what I might be facing now that I was sick and would be using my Cigna health insurance for the first time. My experience with Cigna contradicts all those negative reviews. These last six weeks have been the worst in my life. Cigna, however, deserves nothing but high praise. The company’s representatives have taken an active part in taking care of my health coverage and offering additional support, when the most precious thing I possess, my health, is being assailed. Cigna, its medical staff and customer service phone reps, have been nothing but great. I am very appreciative. Thank you.