Tom finds the right coverage after an unexpected change

[Tom sits on an armchair in his living room.]

TOM: She saved our butts. That's what she did. That's customer service.

[Tom walks along a tree lined street.]

Perfect customer service. My career was as a tool and die maker. All of a sudden, my employer of 35 years says, We don't want you working here anymore. We want you to retire.

[Back to Tom in the living room.]

On-screen text: Tom. UnitedHealthcare member.

TOM: I don't have any health insurance. That's a scary thing.

[GENTLE GUITAR MUSIC PLAYING]

[Alternating shots of Tom and his wife at home, taking food out of a paper bag in the kitchen, drinking a hot beverage at a table and scrolling the UnitedHealthcare web page on a PC, sitting on deckchairs in the garden, and Tom in the living room.]

TOM: Part of being a good husband is, you know, you take care of your wife. And that was very upsetting. I called my doctor's office. There were several options through UnitedHealthcare. I'm not a tech savvy guy at all. I got as far as I could, and I wasn't pushing all the right buttons, apparently. The next day, somebody contacted me from UnitedHealthcare. She was the best. Absolute best. I was so surprised at how reasonable the cost was. Ten days later, we had insurance. Talk about having great peace of mind again. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Every single thing that she said happened exactly the way she said it would.

[Tom drives a motor boat and fishes in a lake. Then, back to Tom in the living room.]

TOM: UnitedHealthcare makes me feel like I've really, really got an insurance company that's taking care of our insurance needs, our health needs. Everything has worked perfectly with UnitedHealthcare.

[The scene transitions to a white background with the UnitedHealthcare logo and website link.]

On-screen text: UHC. uhc.com

[MUSIC SURGES AND FADES OUT]