Is there anyway to opt out of advertisements/junk mail?
So I have health insurance with the company I work for. We'll call it ABC Health. I got a letter in the mail, not a bill, not anything to do with explanation of benefits,
This letter that I got talks about this physical therapy. It says after the first paragraph, our members see a pain reduction of 70% after just 8 weeks, because they do exercises whenever and wherever they want. Plus, it's available at no cost and you don't need a referral from a physician.
Then it lists, "What you get:" and it lists like 4 things a free guide for the exercise programs, an exercise program tailored just for you by a physical therapist.
I don't care about it. Isn't there some way I can tell this health provider to stop sending me this junk, or is it something they send out 'just because', and they're required to send this stuff out?
The problem is, I'm waiting for a bill to come in the mail from this health provider, since I had blood work done almost 2 weeks ago. So I'm stressing out about it. Just have some weird feeling it's gonna be $400+ dollars for blood lab, but I think last year it was only $124 dollars.
This letter that I got talks about this physical therapy. It says after the first paragraph, our members see a pain reduction of 70% after just 8 weeks, because they do exercises whenever and wherever they want. Plus, it's available at no cost and you don't need a referral from a physician.
Then it lists, "What you get:" and it lists like 4 things a free guide for the exercise programs, an exercise program tailored just for you by a physical therapist.
I don't care about it. Isn't there some way I can tell this health provider to stop sending me this junk, or is it something they send out 'just because', and they're required to send this stuff out?
The problem is, I'm waiting for a bill to come in the mail from this health provider, since I had blood work done almost 2 weeks ago. So I'm stressing out about it. Just have some weird feeling it's gonna be $400+ dollars for blood lab, but I think last year it was only $124 dollars.
