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Reviewed April 17, 2026
Employer has Cigna and I had to use the customer service line for the first time to help get a better understanding of the language on a Denial Letter. Oh boy, the robot is inefficient. I said I was a customer, but was sent to Physicians. When I explained that to the rep she sent me back to the robot. Had to repeat customer a few times. When I spoke to the customer service rep they confirmed the letter was denied and said in no way would I be covered. The thing is, the language in the letter was saying something more along the lines of Denial because they don't do prior auth for this particular procedure. So if there is no prior auth, the customer service rep shouldn't be telling me this is in no way covered nor should the letter.
Emailed Cigna customer service asking clarifying questions about the language and they said: "WHY: service is not medically necessary. If you're going to have it your plan will not pay for it. To confirm whether _______ require prior authorization for your specific case, it is recommended to verify directly with EviCore." I called EviCore and they read through the letter and said yes I should move forward with the procedure. There is no prior auth. Cigna has made this an incredibly confusing and unhelpful situation when I'm already in a state of heightened stress about my health.
Hi Kimberly. I hear the stress that you are under and I'd like the opportunity to help investigate this for you. Please email me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com with your Consumer Affairs profile name for assistance. -Unice

Reviewed April 14, 2026
I was rushed to the ER in excruciating pain on a Saturday after an accident in which my tendons were torn in my hip. The pain was so bad I couldn’t walk, sit or sleep. I followed up with an orthopedic doctor the following Monday and was told by my doctor that I needed an MRI and it was likely the tendons connecting to my hip were torn. The doctor put the order in as urgent. I was able to get an MRI scheduled for the next day, only to later receive a call from my doctor’s office that CIGNA had denied the pre authorization. I called Cigna to find out why and was told I would have to wait 6 weeks for it to be approved!!! I CANNOT WALK. I asked for someone to explain the denial to me but their only reason was I hadn’t been in pain long enough! I hope the people working at CIGNA receive the same horrible healthcare service that they provide!!!
Hi Karen, your care is important to me and I am here to look into your MRI authorization to help anyway I can. Please email LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs alias name to be connected with a care advocate. -Anna

Reviewed March 23, 2026
I re‑enrolled with Cigna in December so my coverage would start at the beginning of the year, but my plan was never set up correctly. When I realized in February that my account still showed no active insurance, I called and was told to pay over the phone. They took two months of premiums and assured me everything would be fixed and visible online within a few days.
It’s now been over a month since then. My account still shows no health insurance, I have no access to my policy details or member ID, and I cannot log in to see anything related to my coverage. Despite this, Cigna continues to bill me for March and April. I recently spent nearly two hours on the phone being transferred between customer service reps who could not understand or resolve the issue, and eventually the call went nowhere. At this point I’ve paid for health insurance that I cannot access or use, and customer service has been completely unhelpful. This has been incredibly frustrating and stressful, and I would not recommend Cigna based on this experience.
Hi Lauren, I care about your experience with Cigna Healthcare. I'd like to research this billing issue and assist you in any way I can. Please contact me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Brooke
Reviewed March 23, 2026
Have been with Cigna for a little over three months. In that time frame, I have had an MRI denied that was requested to evaluate the status of an ongoing chronic issue. It was requested that I try physical therapy prior to the MRI? This was for a consult and not seeking therapy. I have had multiple weeks of PT in the past. Additionally, I have had a medication denied because Cigna calls it a "specialty" medication. I take this medication for a chronic kidney condition. It was denied with no communication from Cigna. No email, no letter, nothing on their website. They force you to use their pharmacy services but do not offer support. I would look for insurance elsewhere unless you are ok with automatic denials.
Hi Kevin, I care about your experience with Cigna Healthcare. I'd like to research your concerns and assist in any way I can. Please contact me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Brooke
Reviewed March 21, 2026
If I could give a negative score, I would. Cigna is the worst health insurance provider on the planet. Even if it’s your employee coverage, do anything you can to find it w BCBS or Aetna. Anyone but Cigna. They partner with a telehealth company called MD Live. The tagline even says “MD Live by Cigna” but neither 3rd party recognizes one another & they are 100% responsible along with a horrible doctor named Traci **, MD for my dilemma. Never use her, you will regret it.
So essentially when their doctor makes a mistake & says they authorized my life-dependent blood pressure prescription but Walgreens says they don’t have it, you are required to make another telehealth appt & wait 2 weeks. It doesn’t matter if you’re out of your meds & it was their mistake. They don’t care. They “can’t” call the doctor. It’s not possible. Ha ha ha ha! I think I’ve landed on another planet. Take me back to Earth! If I die of a stroke it is 100% their fault. I have fought with Cigna, DigitalOne & MD Live for 4 days - emails, phone calls, 100’s of useless chatbot calls. I’ve instructed my family to sue all of them including the doctor when I strokeout due to their total negligence. They do not care about the patient. It’s only the bottom line & all their apps & automated crap that’s a circle of redundancy.

Reviewed March 19, 2026
I was taken to the ER via ambulance due to a cardiac event. I spent four days in the hospital. Two months later I received a letter from Cigna stating that they do not contract with the ambulance company I used. It seems Cigna is stating that while experiencing a cardiac event I should have stopped to check which ambulance company contracts with Cigna. This is ridiculous! Our town only contracts with one ambulance company. Called customer service which was a waste of time as they cannot do anything. This is just another example of why Cigna has one of the lowest ratings out of insurance companies.
Hello Amy, I hear your ambulance claim concerns and I care how this may be affecting you. I’d like the opportunity to assist you in any way I can. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs handle. -Mary
Reviewed March 18, 2026
Cigna constantly processes my primary care visits as a specialist. I get a different story every time I call them; admitting they made a mistake and will resubmit- but then it's filed as a specialist again. Cigna has poor internal communication and lazy customer service. I have to dispute their claims every time I visit my primary care physician. Ridiculous.
Hello Roger, thank you for bringing your concerns to my attention. I’d like to connect with you, review your claims and assist you in any way possible. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs handle. -Mary
Reviewed March 17, 2026
If I could give this health insurance company a zero, I would! They want prior authorizations for EVERYTHING! It takes a long time and the customer service is horrible! They give you a hard time!
Hello Susan. I appreciate you taking the time to provide your feedback. If there is anything I can do to assist you, please send me an email at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffairs.com username so I can connect you with a customer care advocate. -Martin

Reviewed March 11, 2026
My wife has severe knee pain for almost a year now. She finally went to a Doctor who gave her ** shots to try, after 4 weeks of continued pain the Doctor asked for an MRI to determine how to treat. Cigna DENIED the MRI because she had only been documented in PAIN for 4 weeks and they want you to be in PAIN for 6 weeks before they'll pay for an MRI! What kind of SADISTIC people are Cigna! This is UNACCEPTABLE! We pay $$$ Thousands to insurance and they SADISTICALLY WANT YOU IN SEVERE PAIN FOR 6 WEEKS MINIMUM! YOU'RE DISGUSTING PEOPLE!
Hello Doug, I would like to look into your wife's MRI and do everything I can to help. Please write to us at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com. - Norman

Reviewed March 10, 2026
Preventive care vs Diagnostic care is decided afterwards... AND it's decided by an insurance company, NOT a doctor. Please be cautious when listening to your doctor about their suggestions. Getting suggestions from Cigna first will save you money. So grateful today that I did not become a doctor, but upset I didnt go into the health insurance industry... I feel totally scammed!!!
Hi John, I hear your preventive care concerns, and I’d like to connect with you to review your plan and your claim to support you in any way possible. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs handle to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary
Reviewed March 9, 2026
Cigna is the worst insurance company of all time. They deny everything first and make you go back through the doctor that prescribed the medicine or procedure for a second authorization. Just to be sure he wasn't drunk (I guess) the first time he prescribed the medicine.
Hi, thank you for reaching out and bringing your medication authorization concerns to my attention. I’d like to connect with you and support you in any way I can. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs handle to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary

Reviewed March 8, 2026
We switch to Cigna because of my husband’s new job. I was excited because he would be part of the Teamsters. I figured they had good insurance because of their strong union. I have never had so much difficulty with insurance in my life. I am 58. If I needed a certain medication or treatment I got them. I waited three 2 1/2 months for a medication to be approved which is a necessary medication for longevity. I have multiple serious health issues where glp-1 medications were recommended by many of my doctors. They don’t cover this medication for any reason.
I took one years ago under a different insurance and it was covered. Studies show that this medication significantly improves these serious conditions. I need it to take to prolong my life but I can’t continue to pay out of pocket for $500 a month. My husband has a chronic condition where medication is required. My old insurance paid for it. Cigna paid for a while but suddenly they didn’t cover it anymore. The new medication they approved costs $360 every two months. He cannot go without it. I thought the teamsters took care of their people.
Hello Jayne. Thank you for reaching out and bringing your concerns to my attention. I would be more than happy to help address your questions and concerns regarding your Cigna Healthcare coverage. Please send an email to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffairs.com username so I can connect you with a customer care advocate. -Martin
Reviewed March 6, 2026
They just sent me an email in an excited tone, declaring that my insurance card has gone fully digital. Now I have an 8.5 x 11 paper folded up in my wallet with my insurance information instead of the small nicely laminated card! :( Additionally, I went or get a second vaccine shot last year, which was no charge to me, except that I mentioned anxiety to my doctor (he was dismissive and this conversation lasted about 10 seconds). Because I mentioned anxiety, it was no longer a "free" office visit. I got a $299 doctor visit bill because of this. I haven't been back to the doctor since, which is probably what they want..
Hello Joe. Thank you for reaching out. I would be more than happy to help address your questions and concerns regarding your Cigna Healthcare coverage. Please send an email to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffairs.com username so I can connect you with a customer care advocate. -Martin

Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026
Cigna prescription coverage is a joke. I have been type 2 diabetic for over 15 years and in 2024 I started a super strict diet and exercising regularly. I also have been on ** for years. My A1C never lowered. February of 2025 I started taking ** and dieting and exercising and within 3 months my A1C dropped from 6.2 to 5.1. 3 months after that down to 4.8. In January 2026 my insurance through work changed to Cigna and they will not cover my **. My doctor has send proof that it's helping me but that still will not cover it. They think they know more my doctor.

Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026
Cigna thinks it's okay to retroactively revoke in-network coverage of a physician while a patient is undergoing treatment, make the appeals process as difficult as possible, never answer the appeal for over a month, and make it impossible to contact anyone to follow up on said appeal. All while charging an absolute fortune. I would never sign up with them again.
Hi Chris. I care about your experience and am here to help look into your appeal request for you. Please email me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com with your Consumer Affairs profile name for assistance. -Unice

Reviewed Feb. 14, 2026
I called 3 times and they assured me they changed my PCP but in fact they gave me the run around. They truly torture customers and have no regard for people's valuable time. They just tell you what you want to hear to get you off the phone. Cigna rep spoke to my pcp's office and had to change it on the 4th time. I've never dealt with such an unscrupulous insurance company!
Hello. I appreciate you taking the time to provide your feedback. If there is anything I can do to assist you, please send me an email at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffaris.com handle so I can connect you with a customer care advocate. -Martin

Reviewed Feb. 11, 2026
I can't thank Cigna enough for their excellent service and coverage during my son's cancer treatment from 2024-2025. We didn't have a single issue, coverage denial, or unpaid claim. When you go through a traumatic medical event, you pray that the insurance coverage you pay for will meet your needs and not leave you high and dry with extensive medical bills. We had a team of Cigna insurance advocates that were constantly updating us on pre-approvals, making sure we were getting all the services we needed and letting us know what was covered. Truly our experience was above and beyond. I want to thank Cigna for providing excellent coverage during our really hard time and for not having to worry about insurance claims on top of cancer treatments.
Hello Jillian. Thank you for your wonderful feedback and for choosing to be a valued member of Cigna Healthcare. Your positive feedback is greatly appreciated. Have a wonderful day! With care, -Martin

Reviewed Feb. 10, 2026
During open enrollment I called Cigna and talked to Brian **. I asked him if my dermatologist was in their network. He told me that my Dr. Was. I have been diagnosed with melanoma 6 time. I would like to continue to seeing the same Dr. This was Oct 29th. Cigna has been taking money out of my account. I had an appointment coming up in January. I called and told them I needed a card. The person said it would be sent out tomorrow. That was nov 13th. Never came. Called again Nov 18. I was told the same thing. Then I called again Dec 2. It was in the mail. It never came. Then I received a letter. They were denied delivery. I still don't have a medical card from them and my Dr. is not in their network but they take my money every month. What a waste of my money.
Hi Katherine, thank you for bringing your ID card and network concerns to my attention. I’d like to connect with you and look into this to help in any way possible. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffairs handle. -Mary

Reviewed Feb. 3, 2026
I'm not sure what I am paying for with Cigna health insurance, other than the right for them to rob me blind, when the deductible options we were given through our company were so high it practically covers my entire families wellness, and physicals each year before they cover one dollar. I am paying for the privilege for them to collect a paycheck from me it seems.
Hello, I hear your concerns and I'd like the opportunity to connect with you. I'm happy to answer any benefit and coverage questions you may have. Please contact me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Brooke

Reviewed Jan. 30, 2026
Constant battle to get seizure meds for young son, numerous times even went without! High risk and carefree as to what could happen to him. Very difficult to get answer.
Hi Eric, I care about your son's well-being and I'm here to support you. I'd like the opportunity to research your medication coverage concern and assist in any way I can. Please contact me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Brooke

Reviewed Jan. 23, 2026
Ian ** Was the name of the Cigna rep I was speaking with. He was great at wasting time and avoided transferring the call no matter how many times I ask. I pay you not the other way around. These companies need to start remembering that. Went from pay 35 out of pocket to 3100 for my prescription. I now have to pay for this trash for the next year as well as now having to buy a 2nd insurance to cover the script. Please avoid this company. Signed.
Yours truly (screwed)
Pic is of one of the many calls I have been left on hold without Answer.
Hi Ken, your customer service experience with Cigna Healthcare is important to me. I'd like to connect with you and research your prescription concern. Please contact me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs handle. -Brooke
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2026
If I could give negative stars I would. I called today to discuss an appeal. After being on hold for over 60 minutes the representative told me no one is available to help me. I have external appeal, saying Cigna should pay my claim, but I've getting the run around for 10 months. CIGNA SUCKS!!!! Cigna does not care! They only pay small claims.
Hi Lorraine. Your time is important. I'd like the opportunity to help look into your appeal issue for you. Please email me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com with your Consumer Affairs profile name for assistance. -Unice

Reviewed Jan. 20, 2026
This is quite literally the worst health insurance I have ever dealt with. We pay over $800 a month just to have NOTHING covered. I pay $25 a month for my medicine when I can get it for $6 without my insurance! They don’t pay for anything mental health-related. I have had necessary blood draws, and the claims were rejected. They won’t pay for my son’s ADHD meds. Someone who has probably never been to medical school decided the medicine that his Dr prescribed wasn’t medically necessary.
Our employer enrolled us in this insurance because it’s employee-funded and cheap for them, but it’s way too expensive for how horrible it is. As soon as our enrollment contract is up, I will be canceling this and getting any other insurance besides this one. It is absolute trash. I wanted to leave zero stars, but unfortunately had to leave one. Do yourself a favor and don’t pay a penny for this insurance. Trash trash trash.

Reviewed Jan. 17, 2026
Cigna is the absolute worst company. They are always running out the clock on patients and through their bogus denial reasons that never make sense, you are considered dead if you get Cigna insurance, and your family will be in so much debt. Don't waste your money. It's literally a waste
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2026
Cigna acknowledged that I was overcharged by my dental provider, yet failed to take any meaningful action when the provider refused to correct the charges. I was explicitly told that legal action would be pursued and that I would be reimbursed—neither of which ever happened. Despite this, the dental office continues to participate in Cigna’s network. This experience showed a complete lack of accountability and follow-through on Cigna’s part.
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2026
My company just switched from Aetna to Cigna after the first of the year and found out my medications are not covered. It went through 2 appeals and still got denied. Clearly Cigna does not want my money so I have canceled my insurance and am going back to Aetna for individual insurance.
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2026
Does Cigna cover **(**). Cannot get an answer. Our employer may pick Cigna local plus. This is very important since I have bipolar and other medications do not work for me. I am worried about my mental health.
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2026
My wife and I received letters from United Healthcare in Nov ember 2025 stating they would not be covering our visits to Baptist Health. We went through the process of switching our healthcare insurance to Cigna effective Jan 1, 2026. On January 13 we received letters from Cigna stating we had been assigned a different primary care physician than the one we use. We made numerous phone calls to Cigna (now HealthSpring) and were told our physician was not "in network" and our visits there would not be covered.
Our physician's office insisted they were in fact in network and have a numerous patients using Cigna. I checked my account through the Cigna website and sure enough it lists our physician as part of their network. I again called HealthSpring customer service and spoke with a gentleman who was extremely difficult to understand. He insisted our visits to our physician would not be covered but he would make a special request to allow us to use an out of network physician but we should reschedule our upcoming appointments because it would take a month or so to get a response to his special request.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2026
I recently had to switch to Cigna and I am already disgusted with his company. I have stage 4 kidney cancer and my doctors want to provide spot radiation on two of the largest cancerous lesions on my lungs to stop them from growing to help provide me with a better quality of life but Cigna has decided to DENY this treatment saying they WILL NOT cover it. Cigna would rather see me die than cover this treatment. Another example of the insurance companies playing God and making decisions against what my DOCTORS, the experts, say I need. I will be reaching out to the Texas Department of Insurance on this matter and will reach out to everyone I can about this horrible treatment of one of their insured. And don't tell me to reach out to some 'customer service' team to assist in this matter. This is much larger than a 'customer service' issues. Shameful.
Hello Chris. Thank you for reaching out and bringing your authorization concern to my attention. I care about your healthcare experience and I would like an opportunity to have this reviewed for you and assist in any way possible. Please send an email to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your ConsumerAffairs.com handle so I can connect you with a customer care advocate. -Martin

Reviewed Jan. 8, 2026
An absolute nightmare. Zero stars. Cigna has the only Medicare advantage plan in my area so I have been stuck. Customer service is terrible, 99% of the time you speak to out of the country 3rd party reps and the language barrier makes everything 10x harder. They require referrals for certain services but they won’t tell you which services so you have to call anytime you see someone other than your primary. Once you are approved to see a specialist it doesn’t mean the services they provide to you will be covered… that requires additional approval, but you don’t find out until you get a bill because everything was denied. It took over a year to get a reimbursement for the denied service.
I live in a coastal area and the dentist they told me I had to see was in another state and I could only get there by ferry. It was showing as less than 50 miles but they refused to understand that the distance was by boat, so I had to pay out of pocket for all my dental services because I chose to not take the ferry. I finally got private insurance and have been trying to terminate my policy for 3 months and they keep claiming they aren’t receiving the form I sent 3x and once by fax. The government should absolutely take action against this company. I would not recommend this insurance to my worst enemy.

Reviewed Jan. 8, 2026
As a new healthcare provider, I have accepted and been credentialed for all of the major healthcare networks to include CIGNA. Of the 15th to 20 claims that I have filed for CIGNA, I have only received one payment back. One client and I recently called together and an agent told us that they forgot to take off his expired insurance despite the fact that the client’s family had called in and told them that they had only CIGNA now. Despite this, when I call in regarding the clients benefits, they continue to say he has to call about COB, and has two insurances. I am completely frustrated by this company and find them very unprofessional!!!
Hi Robyn, I hear your concerns with the processing of your client's claims. I'm happy to research this coordination of benefits issue for you. Please reach out to me at LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com with your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Mary
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2026
Without notification, after open enrollment was over, we received a letter changing our premium by over 500% (from 3.60/mo to 53.50/mo). Supposedly, the plan we had was "no longer available". We waited on hold for 1/2 hour, the representative could not help and gave us another number to get help with another plan. The 2nd representative (hard to understand) refused to help in any way. He in essence, said "pay the premium," or you will be penalized for life.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2026
I applied to Cigna for health insurance coverage during the recent enrollment period being dissatisfied with UHC Medicare Advantage. Cigna used Milliman IntelliScript to do a medical history background check on me and declined my application from the information they received. Milliman showed that I had been receiving physical therapy for Ankylosing Spondylitis which is a non-curable auto immune disease. I was taking physical therapy for spinal and cervical stenosis from old injuries, not Ankylosing Spondylitis. Why my physical therapist listed this condition, I don't know. No Physician has ever diagnosed me having this condition and I have never taken any treatment for it.
So, 1. Cigna has based their decision for denial on a physical therapist's used term not a diagnosing physician without doing any further checking or confirmation. 2. Milliman Inelliscript has been involved in several lawsuits for wrong or incorrect information and investigated by the FTC for selling false information. Cigna now wants a written signed and dated letter from the treating physician to consider appealing their decline decision. How do I do this when there is and was no treating physician.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2026
A note to my insurance agent: Just an FYI for future reference. Yesterday I was unable to login to the Cigna website. I called the number listed for assistance. There is no specific menu selection for website issues, so I'm not sure where I ended up, but she told me to call...the same number. I asked for which prompts to use, but she said she would transfer me. I waited 45 minutes on hold before having to hang up for other reasons. I called back in the afternoon and waited another 45 minutes on hold, listening to the recording telling me how important my call is.
After describing my issue he told me to call this number....the same number....at least this time he told me which prompts to use, before transferring me to that dept. I waited on hold another 30 minutes before once again having to hang up for other reasons. I called back this morning and so far have been on hold for 50 minutes. I guess customer NO service is one of the reasons they're less expensive than other companies. I suppose it's impossible to switch until next November, but I wanted you to know how poor the Cigna customer No service is, so that you would take that into consideration in the future selection of companies to represent.

Reviewed Jan. 5, 2026
I urge everyone to steer clear of Cigna. It is really a damn lousy insurance company. The customer service is non existent. I was supposed to be covered fully for hospitalization but my GOP cover 1/10 of the estimated costs.
Hi Thomas. I appreciate your feedback on your customer service experience, and it is important to me. I’d like the opportunity to assist you with any questions or concerns that you may have regarding your GOP. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2026
I never received my required notice of annual enrollment (ANOC). Never received a letter that they were increasing my premium 350% for 2026. First I heard about it was when I received the invoice on 1-2-2026 AFTER I could change. They cleverly back-dated the invoice to December 12, 2025 to create the illusion that they sent it with sufficient notice. I called them and asked what happened and they told me they cancelled the SAVER plan I was on and merged it into their EXTRA plan. The only thing I get that is "extra" is a much higher premium with no change in what they provide.
When I asked them why they didn't call me or email me or send any other kind of notification besides snail-mail, they said "we don't do that" (for obvious reasons, so they can steal money from their captive audience). They crosswalked me into a plan I didn't want and cannot afford, never provided notification. They are typical insurance company thieves. AVOID THEM.
Hi, thank you for bringing this to my attention. I’d like the opportunity to review this for you and help you in any way that I can with your concerns. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2026
I was diagnosed with Cancer in June 2025, it's now January 2026, they drag me alone and each time you call a different lie, it's coming from the CEO down, Representatives are hired to lie and delay, looking for a loophole to delay and deny. All of us are basically saying the same thing, we purchased policy looking for protection at the same time hoping you never need it written reviews are ok but something as serious as your health and well-being we all needs to ask the Attorney General to get involved as are just small when it comes to big insurance companies and must the time because of being ill you don't have the strength to fight. It's time for the CEO and the higher-ups to be held accountable.
Hi Kenneth, your concerns are important to me. I'd like the opportunity to help you in any way possible. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2025
Cigna has been one of the most difficult insurance companies I’ve ever dealt with. I had a hip replacement last year, and they are refusing to cover my follow‑up appointment — something that is clearly part of standard post‑surgical care. On top of that, I had a bilateral mastectomy, and Cigna does not want to cover the MRIs that are recommended every three years for monitoring.
I pay for insurance so I can receive medically necessary care, not so I can fight constant denials for routine follow‑up after major surgeries. The amount of stress, time, and energy I’ve had to spend appealing decisions is unacceptable. Patients recovering from major surgeries should not have to battle their insurance company just to get basic care. My experience with Cigna has been extremely negative, and I would strongly caution others to look closely at how they handle claims before choosing them.
Hello Heidi, I hear your concerns regarding the processing of your claims and I care how this may be affecting you. Please allow me the opportunity to review this and help in any way possible. Write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com and include your Consumer Affairs profile name. -Mary

Reviewed Dec. 30, 2025
Can Cigna explain why on December 30th, not long after Medicare renewal, I received a letter informing me of a 12.5% monthly price increase on my premiums? Really? I've put a reminder on my calendar for next year come renewal time.

Reviewed Dec. 30, 2025
This is the worst insurance one could have. I’ve went over a year wanting on them to pay a $1000 plus medical bill for my wife when she was pregnant. Gave them all the information why needed and still took that long. I was threatened to go to court over payment because I was waiting so long on them to pay. Called 15 plus times getting the runaround scheme. Doctors in my area stopped taking them because they never wanted to pay so I know drive 35 minutes to go someone who is in network and takes them. Good luck if your spouse has insurance and ends up Dropping his/her insurance. Even with written proof of separation from job and letter from insurance stating they are no longer with them still takes 6 months minimum. Screw them. They will cause you to have high blood pressure. Someone needs to investigate them and take them to court for their wrongdoings. I’m going through another issue now with them. It goes on and on.
Hi Jordan. Your concerns are important, and I want to make sure they’re heard. I’d like the opportunity to help you in any way I can. Please write to LetUsHelpU@CignaHealthcare.com with your Consumer Affairs profile name to be connected with a care advocate. -Mary
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