It’s striking how often these calls masquerade as legitimate health‑insurance outreach, slipping personal details into a voicemail to gain trust. The pattern points to a classic phishing scam where fraudsters claim to be from United Health Care or a partner like WellMed and push a home‑nurse visit. Never share personal info or schedule visits based solely on an unexpected call—especially if you’re not in the area they reference. Hang up, verify the caller through the official insurer’s customer service line, and report the number to your carrier or consumer protection agencies. Staying skeptical and double‑checking can stop the fraud before it spreads.
A United Health Care/WellMed representative requested a home nurse appointment, which I scheduled before realizing it was a scam.
Posing as United Health Care, seeking to arrange a home visit.
Fortunately, I avoided answering this unknown number, thanks to the reports from others.
I recieved a call from the Houston, TX area code, which left a voicemail at 6:44pm, stating my name and health insurance company, and asking me to call back, but when I tried to return the call, I got a busy signal, which is suspisous.
Just another random call, nothing special, but it was a bit annoying.
My sleep was disrupted by an excessively early call
Got a call that didn't seem to belong to any specific category—just some random survey that ended abruptly.
