AARP Medicare Supplemental Insurance Reviews

Recently enrolled in this plan for Medicare Part D. So far they've already have tried to start this pre-authorization stuff on a medication I was assured they would pay for. That is why I chose this plan. Not a good start. Also, I received an email stating that my premium was past due. After speaking with a rep, I was told the email was regarding the premium for next month that is NOT EVEN DUE yet, which I find very unprofessional.

I have a medigap plan that started at $115 per month premium 4 years ago and now is $171 per month. They start you off with a low premium to get you and then it’s too late. They shouldn’t be allowed to rip off seniors. AARP should be ashamed of themselves promoting United Healthcare.

The application process was unnerving for my husband. We applied online and had to call multiple times only to learn that the application was pending. One customer service after the other all gave different reasons, none of which was that the review was then not submitted to enrollment, nor would it go to underwriting, unless all corrections were made. The first major correction is that the AARP membership address has to match the application. We live in a residence that does not have mail delivery, so we use a PO Box. A PO Box address is unacceptable to AARP, so we changed both to our residence address. Therefore, we didn't get the cards, brochures, or notifications on the application process. A big standstill. You have to call and check every day, but we just learned that each time you contact them, it extends their decision 5-7 working days, so, 8 weeks in and still no resolution.

I started the AARP plan after using other plans for 22 years. Every plan I have had provided good and bad experiences, until now. The AARP heath care advantage plan has ZERO good points. They overbilled me the first month. They notified me that Gym benefits were no longer available. The customer service number connected me with a nice person who had English as their 3rd language. I was on hold for 20 minutes with insipid "music" then I was disconnected. I could continue on with the litany of horrors but enough. I would advise those who want these experiences to enroll in the AARP plan.

I started out with United Healthcare. Was impressed at first but now they went up on monthly fee. I was able to go to gym to stay healthy. When they went up on price they took away my free gym membership and all others that went to gym that had the same insurance. I had the premium gym access. Now they want to drop it to a regular gym which don't have half the stuff like YMCA does. Which the closest to me is 55 miles away or they offer on demand workouts. What a joke. The gym was my incentive. Now a lot of seniors won't be able to stay healthy. I recommend never getting this insurance. I will be looking for other company.

I get extra help. 2024 I started paying $ 22,90 a month. In 2025 will be $36.20. I am low income and I have medicaid. What about in the future?? Ripoff. A shame for the poor. Am very worry. What if can't afford these prices, am 78. I need my medicines, those, by the way, are generic. Aarp is a bunch of thieves.

I'm in Wisconsin (has unique requirements and strictures for Part B Supplement plans) & will soon turn 65 and will then be a Medicare client.

AARP / United Healthcare refused to accept and honor a claim I filed after AARP / United Healthcare Advantage recouped a $407.90 charge 16 MONTHS after they paid the claim submitted by my service provider. This happened during the time I was changing coverage from a United Healthcare Medicare Advantage Plan to a United Healthcare Supplemental Plan. I was never informed that my coverage had changed before the service was provided, continuing to believe at the time that I was still covered under my Medicare Advantage plan.

Be VERY wary of United Health Care Supplemental plans. I have been with them since I first got on Medicare 11 years ago, and up to this point they have been fine, as I've had no problems. The reason I first chose UHC was because their pricing is not "age relate". That is you get a discount the first 10 years, that is reduced each year for the first 10 years, then after that, unlike other plans your price would NOT be increased because of your age. So for the long term that sounded like the more affordable way to go.

I enrolled in Medicare supplemental and they did the ole bait and switch. They offered the plan for $200 and then after submitted when I was unable to go back on the application screen changed the plan to a plan over $400 per month. I am perfectly healthy and have no underlying health concerns and would fall under the lowest level. The response from customer care was so concerning with a lack of concern and the most generic response offering no solution. A BBB complaint is being filed along with attorney general's complaint and I suggest others in this situation to do the same! This is a scam! I believe there is an insurance commission that you can send a complaint to as well.