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Apr 29, 2012
Indeed, Kaiser; annoying, totally unsolicited. These calls presume their customers are dumb (or not charging up enough services?) and demonstrate over-involvement attempt in mundane, common-sense "lecturing" (akin to a corporate "mommy and daddy"). Asked them to stop, they said they "need" to call like this/I "need" to be involved in these interactions (which are outside of primary care). No choice but to BLOCK THIS #.
Being TOO "helpful" in one area (multiple, unsolicited calls to provide medical "propaganda") doesn't negate being unhelpful in more important areas (long-lead wait times, invoice surprises, billing snafus, bureaucratic protocols).
Being TOO "helpful" in one area (multiple, unsolicited calls to provide medical "propaganda") doesn't negate being unhelpful in more important areas (long-lead wait times, invoice surprises, billing snafus, bureaucratic protocols).