The CRM always rises to the top.
You've Got Mail!
Can you pay my bills?
Introduce Yourself
Hey Siri,
What's my password?
This is the
"End"
100

To differentiate between training and production environments, you will look for the banner colors to be this...

Training=Green Banner

Production=Blue Banner

100

1 of the 3 CRM icons in the top right of the screen. It resembles a bulleted list and shows us information communicated to our members.

RTI Communication Panes

100

This is where we go to view the member’s payment history.

EBilling

100

On this page we find the member’s general demographic information.

Person Account Page

100

We cannot share this with the member. We can provide hints to help them remember.

Username

100

On October 1st we can play this song on the alarm clock to get Green Day out of bed from their month-long slumber.

Wake Me Up When September Ends

200

When searching for a member you must never ask them for this. 

Social Security Number

200

A secondary system used when we cannot locate communications in the RTI Communications Panel. We also use this to send out communication to our members, such as letters.

EMME

200

This is the default payment method for new Humana members.

Coupon Book

200

 This must be attached to your case when completing a Demographic Change.

Demographic Update Template

200

This must be completed after initial registry on the MyHumana website. An added layer of account protection.

2 Factor Authentication

200

This film culminated over 10 years of storytelling and would be the last time we’d see Iron Man, Captain America, and Black Widow together.

Avengers End Game

300

This will be delivered if there is any new information or something you should offer a member on your call.

Guidance Alerts

300

 Once a communication in RTI is selected, we click this symbol to view the entire document.

Eyeball Icon

300

We read this to members before completing their payments or changing payment methods.

Terms & Conditions

300

Certain plans are contracted to specific regions. Changing addresses may affect this.

Service Area

300

This is where, on the Plan Member page, we can determine whether a member has an active MyHumana account.

MyHumana Details

300

I tried so hard and got so far but, Linkin Park told us it didn’t even matter with this song.

In the end.

400

If you’re not able to find a member using the Member Search, you will try this tab instead.

Enrollment Search

400

We use this process to assist callers who no longer wish to receive mailings from us.

go/suppress

400

This is the department we send cases to when a payment isn’t reflecting in eBilling.

Premium Payment Recovery

400

We use this tool to confirm whether a member’s Name, Date of Birth, or Gender has been updated by CMS. CMS receives this information from SSA.

Wipro/Litton

400

We must do this when a member cannot remember their username or if their account is Hard Locked.

MyHumana Account Lockout Form

400

Most people will sing the verses to this song completely wrong, but the chorus is quite easy to repeat. Maybe that is why R.E.M. feels fine with it.

It's The End Of The World As We Know It

500

You’re wanting to verify a member has an HMO, so you check for this abbreviation.

MER

500

This Letterhead Code must be used every time we send out a document, for example, a consent form.

MEDCORR-MEDCORR

500

This is the screen in CI used to verify whether CMS has approved a member to have their Premium deducted from their SSA/Railroad Retirement Board Check.

PAIG Screen

500

When completing manual Address Changes, we must create this in CI in order to complete the change.

Work Task (PATR Screen)

500

This allows us to access a version of the member’s login to assist with navigation.

Web Emulation

500

The tale of Jack Sparrow took some odd turns using a circular map in the 3rd film of the swashbuckling franchise.

Pirates of the Caribbean at World's End