Use & Processing · Permission or license
Examples of everyday purposes for using and sharing information
As examples of everyday business purposes, Cigna says it may use personal information and share it with others to help run its business, process transactions, maintain accounts, administer benefit plans, report to credit bureaus, support or improve its programs or services including care management and wellness programs, offer other products and services, respond to court orders and legal or regulatory investigations or exams, do research for it, help prevent fraud, money laundering, terrorism and other crimes by verifying what it knows about the reader, and audit its business.
Supporting quotations
For example, we may use your personal information and share it with others to:
Help us run our business
Process your transactions
Maintain your account(s)
Administer your benefit plan
Report to credit bureaus
Support or improve our programs or services, including our care management and wellness programs
Offer you our other products and services
Respond to court orders and legal or regulatory investigations or exams
Do research for us
Help us prevent fraud, money laundering, terrorism and other crimes by verifying what we know about you
Audit our business
Qualifications & exceptions
- The purposes are introduced with “for example”, so the list is not stated to be exhaustive.
- The wording is “may”.
- Offering other products and services is listed as an everyday business purpose.
Not stated here
- The notice does not say what information goes to credit bureaus or researchers, or who the recipients are.