Imagine getting a call that shows United Healthcare on the screen, yet the person asks for your full date of birth and hangs up when you hesitate. That pattern shows up in many reports, and it’s a red flag. Never share personal info like DOB, SSN, or insurance details until you’ve called the official member services number printed on your card. If the call is silent or leaves no voicemail, treat it as potential spam and let it go to voicemail or block the number. Use your carrier’s spam filter, register with the National Do‑Not‑Call list, and always verify the caller through a known, official channel before responding.
On a Saturday morning, this unidentified number called, and I chose not to answer, opting to block it despite being a United Healthcare member.
A lady from this number called me, claming to be from United Healthcare, she asked for my date of birth but I didnt give it to her, she hung up quickly.
Today, I received two calls from this number, preceded by 'Spam', but I did not engage with the caller.
