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I wonder if they know customers could not care less what they call themselves… There is an expense to changing the name, which will surely be passed along…
When companies do this, I wonder, what is being swept under the rug? And, it’s 2022. Do the brain trust realize people are smarter and less gullible than in Don Draper’s day?
Also just received an updated Anthem card. Nothing changed—account numbers, benefits, nothing. Seems like a frivolous and expensive mailing.
Reminds me of a line from an old Boomer rock song:
“Someone’s always playing corporation games
Who cares, they’re always changing corporation names”
Call them whatever you want, they have one purpose.
Health Insurance exists to drain you of as much money as possible before killing you.
A rose (and its thorns), by any other name is still but a rose…………… what a giant waste of $ that could be used to lower premiums………… this is no better than when they line their corporate pockets at the expense of the customers.