I keep getting emails saying my claim is missing information. I submit that information, and I get the same email telling me the same information is missing. The email isn't clear to begin with. A real human (I assume) reaches out to tell me the claim will be processed ASAP, then I get the same original email saying information is missing. Have never had a problem until MetLife took over. Get your act together!

I was told by my employer when signing up with Metlife pet insurance that there were no pre-existing condition exclusions. But you have denied several claims based on this. SO DISAPPOINTING :-(

If you have a problem with billing and need a supervisor to assist you, forget it! They are all trained to say “I understand you” and “I am sorry “ which frustrates you even more.

Sometimes, reimbursements come quickly. Sometimes they come slowly. They rarely come with information until the final decision unless something is missing. A little more personal contact would be nice. And translating doctor speak into English. Why was something determined to be a pre-existing condition? How would I know or verify or know to appeal? Three stars because the process often works but information flows slowly and is sometimes difficult to interpret.

It is easy to submit claims - but takes really long to get reimbursed for visits. Although Once it is approved, it gets dispersed immediately to my account.

I've tried calling and emailing so many times with questions about my claims, and haven't been able to connect with a live human to help me. The only humans I've spoken to were the sales people who set up my premium. Very disturbing.

I recently put in 5 claims at different times and they were bundled together, causing confusion and delays with all 5 claims. When the issue was only with 1 claim. It took over a month to resolve and several phone calls and no clear resolution in the beginning.

My only complaint is how long it takes to get reimbursed.... it always takes about a month for that to happen and it would be nice if it was sooner

Metlife regularly makes mistakes when applying the incurred charges. It is apparent they lack quality control when processing claims. I've had to reprocess several claims due to their errors. Invoices clearly state the incurred charge, but when processed by Metlife random amounts show up in the incurred charge column of the EOB.

Denied my claim after multiple requests for information. All information requested was sent and then claim was denied without legitimate reason stating information was not received even though i PERSONALLY emailed everything to claims dept and on app. Sent SOAP, proof of coverage from previous insurance & doctors note for requested information.