United American Insurance Company Reviews

I have a Plan F through United American Insurance. I had University of Iowa insurance and then I switched to United American about five years ago. I've never been in contact with UAI other than when I switched. I have no reason to be in contact with them because they have met all my requirements. I'm not happy when the premium goes up, but I'm very happy with the insurance. The Plan F has been a good fit for me.

United American's coverage was excellent. However, the cost was exorbitant. I've been with United American for almost eight years and I was very happy with them. We're changing insurances as of the first of the year. The only reason I'm changing is I'm saving almost $150 a month with the new plan.

I've had United American for over two and a half decades. Until this last year, I didn't have any issues. I wasn't crazy about that price bump, but other than that, I've always had a good experience with United American. Still, I will be shopping around for a policy. I wanna see what else is out there and what else might be available solely based on cost. If there's somebody else out there that's cheaper and doing about the same thing for the same price, then I'm gonna go with them.

I've been very happy with the services I've gotten from United American. I have Medicare, so I purchased a supplemental insurance. The gentleman who I met with was very insightful and gave me lots of good information. I've had a lot of medical issues in the last year and a half, and everything with my care and processing has gone very smoothly.

It was my secondary insurance for Medicare. I first went on Medicare. I got Medicare, and then I got United American. My Medicare pays the 80% first, and then United American would come in and pay a percentage of what was done by Medicare. They would do their part. And so, I really liked it because I never got a bill from the doctor. So, United American would pay what Medicare did not pay.

United American Insurance was recommended to me, and I’ve never had any issues submitting claims, so it’s going fine for me.

I have a lot of experience with United American, and it has all been fantastic. Right now, I’m looking forward to a year of not having to use it because I got fixed. I was on seven medications for the last four years. Now, I take baby aspirin and a thyroid pill.

I was in the hospital, and just got a bill last week from Advent. I called United American, as they were supposed to pay $1,674, and they said they paid for it, but Advent says they haven’t gotten the payment. United American told me I’d receive a notice within 24 hours confirming payment, but it’s been three days and I haven’t received anything. If United American could call Advent and provide the information, that would be wonderful.

I decided to go with United American because of the cost. It’s a high-deductible plan, and that’s what I wanted. But I've only spoke to one person from United American in the last five years. The doctors or the office files the claims. I’m totally in favor of what they’re doing. I pay a deductible, and they take the money out. I’ve never had a problem with them.

The customer service of United American was great. It was through an agent. I’m happy with my experience with them.

The experience I’ve had with United American was very good. Every three months I get a statement saying everything they’ve paid. Overall, I’m very satisfied.

Clint picked the plan that fit my needs perfectly. I am able to see all my preferred doctors without referrals. HE is available when I need him. Finding insurance can sometimes be very involved. He was able to make this simple.

We've had United American health insurance through our insurance agent for a number of years. Whenever I've had bills from Medicare and there's been additional charges, they've taken care of them. They've been great with us all these years. We've had no issues.

Our United American Insurance is a supplement through Medicare. The application process was fairly easy. We liked the agent. I haven’t had any trouble, it meets expectations.

I’ve been very pleased with United American since I started using them, and I intend to keep my supplemental. I had West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease, and almost died. I went on disability. I still have some issues, but I get around. As far as filing claims, I never have to talk with them. They negotiate a fixed price before I have any procedure done and whatever Medicare is not paying, they electronically send the invoice to United American.

It was six years ago that I started with United American, and it’s been seamless. The clients get paid. It just happens. I don’t even think about it.

We’ve been with United American for a while. We were recommended by our Medicare broker. There was not much of a process with the enrollment. They came over, explained to us the choices, and we made a choice.

United American is my father's Medicare supplement and he’s had plan F for years. I manage this for my dad now. Their premiums are not cheap, but he needs healthcare. For billing, I needed to use their website and set up an automatic payment of my choice. They offer quarterly, annual, and monthly payments. If you go automatic, you have to go monthly and that's a little more. You pay more cash over a year for the monthly payment than you would for a quarterly or the other. That's the only drawback that I find. I can get ahold of them online or by phone call fairly easily. In the three years that I've managed it for him, I haven’t paid out-of-pocket. It's worth checking out for the Medicare supplements.

I’ve had a good experience with United American Insurance so far until this issue arose. I haven’t reached out to them yet about this because they've always covered everything.

My experience with United American Insurance has been very positive. I’ve been with them at least 20-some years. I got the policy through my previous employer, and I still have the same one. I have basic insurance, and it's kind of expensive, but it is a very good policy. I’m very glad I have it because I’ve had issues where I needed to have good coverage. I have no negative issues at all.

I have a supplemental to Medicare with United American which was done through an insurance agent when I signed up for Medicare. My experience has been good. I haven't had any complaints about charges that they've been presented with, and they have honored them. I'm very satisfied with them.

I’ve been with United American Insurance since 2012, and my experience with them has been good. They’ve done what they said they’re gonna do. The price was the best in the world. The only problem I’ve had was the e-service being confusing for a while, just the address of it. I have to think about where I’m going. But I’ve conquered that now. That’s not a problem anymore.

I just had an open-hear surgery and I haven’t seen a bill. United American Insurance took care of everything. I didn’t have to reach out at all. Every time I turn something in, I have no problem with it.

I had open heart surgery and Medicare paid the 80 percent however United America never paid the hospital their share and now the hospital is coming after me for $1600.00. I paid for the additional insurance but UAI stiffed me with their bill.

I signed up with United American Insurance back in 2019, choosing their supplement plan to Medicare. My experience has been quite seamless. When I visit the doctor's office or hospital, all I need to do is present my card, and everything is handled without any extra effort on my part. This ease of use has been consistent, as they cover what they promised, maintaining my satisfaction.

My experience with United American Insurance has been fine and my assessment aligns with a high rating on a satisfaction scale, reflecting a generally positive sentiment toward the company. To date, their service has suited our needs well.

Both my husband and I have been satisfied customers for years. The service remained impeccable when my husband was hospitalized; United American was consistently cooperative, and covered numerous tests without any hassle on our behalf. United American raised it a lot of money a month, but we still wouldn't change.

I've been with United American Insurance since I retired. My interaction with their customer service over the years has consistently been excellent. There haven't been any notable issues, and I find their service to be dependable.

I selected United American as my secondary insurance. Previously, I had insurance with another company, but I've found United American to be more beneficial as it covers more than what I had before. Enrolling with them was straightforward, and while I haven't interacted much with their representatives, the coverage itself has been fantastic. Although I haven't had extensive dealings with United American, I'd describe my experience so far as positive, providing reliable support through my coverage.

I've been with United American Insurance Company for six years. Over this time, I haven't had much direct interaction with their customer service since there hasn't been a need to contact them. My experiences with them have been fine without any issues to report. However, during my hospital visits, I've noticed that not every facility accepts their insurance. With my Medicare AMB and my supplement, I also don't have bills to pay.

My broker told me about United American Insurance Company. My relationship with them has been ongoing since I turned 65, which marks nearly 12 years this coming August. My experience with UAI has been overwhelmingly positive. United American Insurance Company pays all my bills that I don't need to pay. I've contacted their customer service a couple of times for minor inquiries, primarily about offerings like gym memberships—something I'm interested in, yet unavailable through them. Despite not having this feature, I've chosen not to switch to an advantage program solely for gym discounts. In terms of cost and coverage, the premium has risen from $185 to $270 over the years. While this is significant, especially on my fixed income of $1100 from Social Security, I still see substantial savings compared to others who have to manage copays and additional fees. I've never been disappointed or upset over anything.

I've been with United American Insurance Company a long time. I'm pleased with them. I'm in New Jersey. The only one that the agent filed for me was in Texas. The customer service has consistently aligned with their promises, and I’ve never encountered any issues regarding payments. Although I've been happy with them, I do wish their services were more affordable.

My experience with United American has been rather straightforward and problem-free so far. I even worked through a broker during the application process, which made everything quite seamless.

I went with United American Insurance Company upon retiring at the age of 65, and I've been with them for about nine years now. My insurance broker highly recommended them to me. Although I've continued to pay a monthly premium, which currently stands at $329, I find the service to be worth the cost. I’d give them the highest rating.

Over approximately ten years, my experience with United American's customer service has been largely positive. But I've found myself occasionally placed on hold for longer durations than I'd prefer.

After turning 65, I used United American Insurance Company for my Medicare supplemental insurance. I'm 71 now and so far, I've had positive experiences with them and I haven't even needed to contact customer service because the service has been exemplary. They always respond to the requirements outlined by Medicare AMB, ensuring coverage for expenses and settling any remaining balances as per the policy. One of the standout aspects for me has been their reliability in adhering to what's specified in the Medicare agreement. As an insurance agent, I read through the contract thoroughly and can confirm they uphold their commitments well.

I have been with United American for about four or five years. My experience with them has been positive. I had no issues with the customer service I received.

An insurance broker set my mom and dad up with them because they were just getting nothing but problems with another company. And he suggested United American. And so, they switched over. And they had no problems with that after that. That's why we went with them.

I’ve been with United for 12 years. I spent six months in Florida and six months in Rhode Island. So when filing a claim, I had to talk to them to make sure that I was covered in both places. But now, I don’t do that anymore.

I have been with United American Insurance Company for five years now. They were recommended by a gentleman, and he said that United American was really good.

I changed health insurance companies effective January 2025. United American continued to withdraw premiums for January and February of 2025. Contacted them to dispute withdrawals. They committed to refund in 5 to 10 working days. Did not receive check. Contacted them again and was told they would cancel the first check and send a new one in 30 days. Still have not received refund.

I've had United American Insurance for five years now. I purchased a supplemental insurance policy through them, and I really have no issues.

I use United American when I go to the doctors and it’s been fine. I would recommend them.

United American was part of my company insurance when I retired, and it stayed on when I went on Medicare Part B. I’ve been with them for well over five years, and my experience has been wonderful. They’ve covered everything I’ve had. I haven’t had an ounce, an iota of a problem with them.

I’ve seen a lot of changes in the insurance, but mine has never changed. I’m 92 years old and I’ve had United American since 1996. I got them when I retired. I used it when I had breast cancer and I never used it again until this year when I fractured my back in three places.

My mom has been with United American since she was 65, and at this point, she's 97.5. She has never looked back. Our experience has been really great. We recently had an address change. It went really smoothly. Everything we've ever had to talk to them about has gone really smoothly.

A seriously low level company as far as communications goes providing non working, and irrelevant phones numbers making you think they are possibly scammers, and basically disinterested in the issue when you call them. For me it became a trust issue in that I started to wonder if my payments were actually going to them forcing me to find another company.

When United Healthcare was doing their sales pitch, they had me convinced that I was gonna save so much money. We actually have a really good agent. She's very knowledgeable about the types of insurance. She recommended it to us and helped us sign up for it. I had Florida Blue Insurance before, then I got my Medicare and got a supplemental, and we have Part F. Other than paying our monthly, we don't have to pay anything else. They always cover what Medicare doesn't cover, so we don't have to pay that 20%.

We’re very pleased with United American Insurance Company because they're excellent. They paid the claims of the remaining 20% coinsurance. We've never had any problems with them. Everybody accepts the secondary insurance, and I think they’re reasonable. We’ve been a member with them for a number of years.

I had a good experience with United American Insurance Company, it’s been fine. I haven’t had any problems. They cover my pharmaceuticals.

When I retired 20 years ago, I chose United American as my supplemental insurance. Whatever Medicare didn’t pay, they picked up and paid. Over the years, I’ve only had to call them maybe twice. Overall, they’ve been very good, and I’ve had no problems.

United American Insurance covers what they say they cover, and they take care of things immediately. I've dealt with a number of insurance companies in my working life and retired life, and they are at the top of the list. I prepay my medical expenses through the Medicare supplement Plan F, which is the most comprehensive and most expensive plan. But historically, I’ve had blood clots and leg problems, and it just made sense to pay even though it was more than the other plans.

I got health insurance from United American and I'm very pleased. But getting applied was difficult. I was unaware of them and I had to use a broker.

It was easy to get enrolled with United American Insurance. When utilizing the coverage, I just give them the card and they take care of it. I like the protection it gives. It’s above and beyond my other health insurance, so I've been very pleased so far.

My wife and I both have United American Insurance. We used to have a different provider, but United American was better, and we were guided that way by our employee benefit person from the school district. The application process was simple and the coverage is good. Three months ago, I was with some friends, and I showed them my card so they could get the information. The one thing I don't like is when we the get bills, we don’t know which has been paid by United American so that part becomes a little fuzzy. It would be better if we got a bill from them, say, for $250 and pay that upfront versus trying to figure out or double pay every time a bill comes in from a doctor or hospital. And I've made a lot of phone calls to find out where we are.

My insurance guy found United American Insurance, and he processed the application for me. I'm very pleased. I've never had any problems with customer service and they've covered everything so far.

I’ve had United American Insurance as my supplemental for three or four years. They’ve been really good, and I have no complaints with them. The application process was handled by my agent, and the last time we talked to him was during COVID. I tried to call him, and his phone is still hooked up, but we never talked to anybody.

I’m very pleased with United American. I bought supplemental insurance for my Medicare and have had no problems with the coverage. The price is adequate, and so far it’s been a fine experience.

I got a supplement insurance from United American. My financial advisor filled out the application. I’ve filed many claims with them and they’ve taken care of them. I’ll tell others to buy the United American insurance.

We use United American Insurance as a secondary on her Medicare. To file claims, we simply show the card at the doctor’s office. We have been with them for a couple of years.

I was in the hospital with a squamous cell that turned cancerous and I went through a seven and a half hour operation. And they took care of everything. United American has been great and a lot better.

Prior to using United American, I had Florida Blue. United American seems to cover more than Florida Blue. It’s a very good supplemental insurance. I’ve had it for a couple of years now, and I’m very satisfied.

The experience with United American is a hundred percent fine. We’ve never had any issue with them. I went to United American – on the recommendation of a friend – as my supplemental when I turned 65 and went on Medicare.

It’s a good company to have. So far, so good. I purchased a supplemental for my Medicare through United American via my agent. It would be tough to say what happened with the coverage. I just wanted to make sure that it gets paid.

I purchased a health insurance through United American Insurance Company, and the application process was okay. Customer service was very good. Overall, I’m satisfied.

I have been a customer of United American Insurance for more than 10 years, using it as a secondary coverage to my Medicare. I chose United American based on a recommendation from a consultant, and I have been pleased with their services. Throughout my time with them, I have never encountered any issues with coverage. I would definitely recommend United American to friends and family for their reliability.

I've been using United American Insurance for about 4 to 5 years now, primarily for health coverage to supplement my Medicare. Before United American, I was with Humana, but I switched because an agent mentioned that United American was reliable at paying claims. This aspect was important to me, and so far, I've found their service to be excellent.

My experience with United American Insurance has been positive. I decided to go with United based on a recommendation, and I found the application process to be straightforward with the help of my insurance broker. I would recommend the company to friends. I haven't used their website yet, so I can't comment on that aspect. Overall, I believe United American Insurance is a solid choice for medical insurance.

I used a different insurance company because I was working and I wasn't happy with it. It was a PPO and I had to go to certain doctors that were in their network. Being a nurse and working at the hospital, I knew who the doctors were and that's one of the things I wasn't happy with. With United American, I can go to anybody. I had an insurance agent when I first was applying for Medicare and he recommended United American. After I reviewed all the material he gave me, he was right so I went with United. He was excellent. I went through the application step-by-step with him and it was easy.

I dealt with an insurance broker when I got my United American Insurance policy and everything has been satisfactory. I would recommend them.

The application process at United American was fairly easy and I had no issues. This year, I've had some serious back issues and they've paid appropriately. I'd recommend them highly.

My agent recommended United American and I followed it. I've been protected by them for at least 20 years and my experience has been perfect. They do anything and everything works out perfectly okay. Also, I think the price is reasonable. I would recommend them to anyone who wants to listen to me.

I have secondary health insurance through United American. I wish they'd cover more.

United American has been working for me well all this time. It's good. I like them. But they're expensive.

We heard United American was a good company. We checked them out. The prices were fair, and their coverage so far has been very good. Both myself and my wife been very happy with them.

When I became 65, I went with United American and I've been on it ever since. I'm 93, close to 94 now and I've been satisfied with it. They've been good so far. Every time the doctor called, they approved it. People should go for it.

I am a healthy, 75 year old woman with very few health claims other than well-care checkups over the years. I was on an Advantage plan that was discontinued in my area this year. It is my understanding that all Medicare supplement plans must take me due to this cancellation. United American was recommended by several friends. I called United American many, many times and was told that a rep would get in touch. No one would ever call me back. That’s how they get around the legal obligations.

Go ahead and sign up with United American Insurance Company. Our experience was great.

My primary reason for having the type of policy I have with United American is to cover a catastrophic event, not my day-to-day medical expenses, and it has met that need. It's given me the assurance that I'm covered for any major out-of-pocket expense. I have a high deductible and I've had very little interaction with the insurance company other than the monthly statement from them, but I've reached the deductible level this month.

I assisted my mother with the reinstatement. There was a gap that they wouldn't cover because my father had passed away and he was the one who was receiving and paying the statements. They reinstated it for my mother but they wouldn't cover the gap of two months. There was nothing we could do. Nobody would retroactively insure it.

I have had United American for 15 years. I have a plan F. But I have been extremely happy with them. They've never given me a problem as far as my hospitalization. I've always told others that that's who they should use. But they're in the position where they can't afford it. 'Cause it's an expensive plan. There's no question about it. But I would rather pay that because I've had such good luck with it than to change.

My agent advised me to switch over to United American. I’ve been a customer since 2002 and they've been great with me. I have no out of pocket. I just sign my name and they take care of it. Each year it goes up a little bit. But that's inflation. I have to accept that. I pay a little bit more than a lot of people but I don't care. As long as I can afford it, I'll stay with them.

The insurance agent told me to get United American and I've been using it for about six years. Their representative was great. I'm happy with United American but their rates have gone up a lot and I’m not happy with that.

I spoke with an advisor several times who told me which plan would be best for me, which she mentioned the Medicare Plan F. I then asked around and looked for some brokers and I found one I liked. I purchased the plan that the advisor recommended and the broker was the one who specifically chose United American for me. The only thing was their billing department messed up my account this year tremendously. They took all my normal payments out and didn't credit me for them. They claimed they sent me checks back. Also, my premium went up $32 in April but I got no notification of that or anything of the sort. We finally settled it. I sent them a money order with an additional payment just as good graces. But they still owe me money and I haven't heard back from them.

We have supplemental insurance with United American. We got it in 2002 when we moved here. The coverage meets our needs after Medicare, and it's been a good experience with them.

I had United American as my supplemental insurance in 2021. When it was time for renewal, some insurance agent came here and talked to me into going into Medicare Advantage. I ended up canceling United American and going into Medicare Advantage which was the worst thing I ever did. I called United American to start back up with them. They said I was in my grace period, and I could start right back up with no issues.

I'm happy with United American Insurance Company. I haven't had any problems and I hope I won't.

For years, we've been paying the premium, but we never got to the point where we had the bills to qualify for anything being paid. But in the last couple of years, there have been changes in both my and my wife's medical conditions. She passed away last week, with Alzheimer's and dementia. Both of us have been profiting in the last two years because we far exceeded the deductible. Because for what we were paying, no matter what it was, we weren't getting any benefit from it other than if we had a situation and we satisfied the deductible, then they would step in. My experience with them was positive. I just don't like the height of the deductible. I started at $1200, and now, it's 2800.

United American was a mythical company until this month. They paid five bills from one doctor and that was all they've ever paid for me because I haven't had any illnesses until this year. The cost is all right.

I've been with United American for eight years now and my experience has been fine. However, it's expensive. It's tough because I've had some huge medical bills and I pay 250 a month.

United American has been great. The application process was easy. My agent is very good.

I enrolled with United American to be my supplementary insurance when I signed up for Medicare when I was 55. It was a piece of cake filling out some forms. I've used the insurance numerous times over the years. The few times that I had flown over the years in Texas, they've been very nice and worked through whatever issue I might have had.

I've been with United American for 14 years. My insurance agent recommended them. He said that they had a good reputation and everybody would take their insurance. It's very good. I've never had a problem and everybody loves them.

When I first went on to Medicare, I added United American as my supplemental. And before that, I was on an employer insurance plan. Once I retired and went on to Medicare, then I picked up United American. It's been useful. I've had a serious illness this year. So, it really came in and I haven't had any hassles with it. It's worked well for me.

There are no choices for Senior Exercise Plans and gym memberships. I am in Plan F and pay a high premium. Imagine if I could be involved with an Exercise and Gym plan to reduce those doctor visits? What is up with United American?

United American Insurance Company's premium is a little high, but their service is excellent. Every claim I've put in, they paid it. People asked me, “What insurance do you have?” I told them, “United American.”

At the time, I lived in Indiana where I purchased the insurance. United American has insurance for seniors. I made an appointment and got to know them over the years. I've been with them for almost 20 years or more. I trust them. I know what they cover and not. I'm very thankful. They've been great for me. A lot of the medicines still go high but everything else has gone up so high. It's unbelievable. Our Social Security doesn't go up. If it did, it would go directly towards our monthly Medicare payment. There was something I had to do. The doctor said, "Why don't you go in? They get notice of Medicare pay. And then they'll pay the 20%." But it wasn't United American's fault. It was probably a doctor that asked us. I had to do it a few times until I got it straightened up. They started a bill after I got Medicare, and they took 20%.

Our insurance with United American is easy to work with.

I love United American Insurance. I have a secondary health insurance through them, and everything's been great.

We're satisfied with United American. We got a Medicare supplemental plan 10 years ago and we haven't had occasion to use it until recently, but our experience over the last year has been great. There have been a lot of medical bills in the last year, and I called in a couple times. The people that I spoke with were very knowledgeable and patient. It was regarding the benefits and how that worked. All in all, it's been a positive experience.

My United American policy is supplemental to Social Security. My experience with it is excellent. There may have been a few things I could have argued about, but they paid for so many things that I said I'm not gonna be chintzy about two little charges that probably were legitimate and they should have paid it. Typical insurance companies sometimes deny something and then if you argue it, they'll say, “Okay.” But I didn't bother arguing because they paid so many things. The hospital contacted them. They submitted the bills and they got paid. It didn't involve me.

We were living in Florida and I somehow came into contact with one of United American's agents, Chris. He was a terrific guy. He signed me up with an F plan, which I was able to carry to New York when we moved north, and I'm absolutely thrilled with him. The F plan is a supplemental plan. I'm 93 years old. My wife is 83. So, United American is our supplement to Medicare. It's a wonderful plan. It’s been acceptable in every respect. I am totally satisfied. I have never had a single issue from the day I signed up. The agent has worked with me every year during renewal to get me on a different or better drug plan.

My experience with United American has been all positive. It's been great. I don't have to do anything. It just happens and it takes care of stuff.

United American is good and their rate is great.

The application process at United American was fairly easy. However, I don't really appreciate United American now because they don't have the SilverSneakers. When I was looking into the different plans, I should have taken UnitedHealthcare because their premiums are lower. United American's premiums are higher and also, they don't have the SilverSneakers, which the other company has. But, they do what they do. They pay whatever is due after paying Medicare.

I love United American. My agent went over everything with me all the plans. I'm not a wealthy person by no means, but I made that decision and two years later, I got really sick. I have a genetic lung disease, and I was required to have scans and so much testing. I'm on oxygen which sucks. But I never get a copay and I'm not having to worry about it. That in itself is such a blessing because I can't keep up and I'm not working now. I also got my brother on it but he went to something else a year later.

I have to say Clint Malvezzi went over everything with Medicare. He's helped family members in the past few years, I will refer him to every single person turning 65 or that's on the wrong ins. He helped my family come off group ins. and helped with an annuity with LTC which we didn't know was available at our age.

I have United American for four years and I have no complaints at all. Our agent recommended it, saying that no one has any problems with it. I got the Medigap G which is supplemental to Medicare. The coverage is excellent and I've referred United American to others a number of times.

They're great. They pay for what I needed to pay for. In fact, they're so good, that I'm signing my wife up for their coverage and Part B also.

My husband and I both have the United American as supplementary insurance to Medicare. Our agent said that it was the best insurance for supplemental and that the premiums hadn't gone up in several years. My husband's premium went up this year but that's because he used it. United American is a good insurance company. We've had a couple of issues between United American and Medicare with the hospital bills and I've been going back and forth but can't get it sorted out. But I'm sure that would be for any other insurance company.

My brother-in-law had good experiences with United American and I got Supplement Health Insurance from them. The coverage is very good and the program is very efficient. I'm very satisfied and it picks up everything after Medicare.

I switched to United American because of better coverage but I would like to see eye care included.

American Insurance Company has always been my gap insurance provider once I went on Medicare and I've never had a problem when I need them for anything.

We have an insurance agent, and she's very knowledgeable and honest. I evaluated the cost of going with United Health through AARP and the high-deductible through United American. Being that we have been fairly healthy, financially, United American comes out a lower premium and when we're healthy, we don't need our deductible. So, it's cost-effective. We've recommended it to many people. I also haven't had many occasions to call because everything was clear-cut, but when I have called, I was totally pleased.

My trusted Insurance agent recommended United American. Behind the times with No access to Email, using "snail mail". Chris Voth Assistant Vice President Sent a letter 07/10/24 (does anybody get letters anymore??). "1) Resume bank... 2) I will make certain that you receive a premium notice in advance of your next due date." No Notice received.

I like the supplemental insurance plan that I have with United American Insurance. I called them when I went to a cruise ship doctor because I wanted to know if I would be reimbursed and how that process would go. Unfortunately, the answer was, if Medicare covers it, they will cover it. But I'm fine with what happened. I received the statements and they were good. They were self-explanatory and I didn't feel like I needed a lot of clarity. So, that was a plus.

United American Insurance Company has done everything fine. Application was great.

I've been very happy with United American, but when I first took it out 10 years ago, they promised me it would never go up and it keeps going up. One reason I took it, it was really low at the time I came out of a terrible divorce, and this was the best plan and wasn't supposed to go up. I've been very unhappy with them raising it after they said they wouldn't.

My insurance has a high deductible, but I like going anywhere I want, so it's fine with me. The application was easy, and except for my last experience, the customer service has been excellent. I called a month ago and asked for a breakdown of everything United American paid. They said I'd have it within four hours and I never got it.

United American has been very good. Their plan was reasonable. There was a rep that came to my house and she filled everything out and put everything in. She made it simple. She signed me up for Medicare, and it's been good. They're easy to be with. I don't have that much communication with them but whenever I have, the problems are solved or at least I had a good understanding of why it was the way it was. I also get statements all the time.

United American is the only one that I've had since I'm on Medicare and my experience with them has been fine.

The enrollment process was super easy. We had an incident three years ago where there was a mix up with our policy number with somebody else's. It caused a lot of confusion and back and forth. But the end result, United American compensated me very nicely for it and I have no issues with them at all.

I’ve had a very good experience with United American. Claims have been paid on time and I get a summary each month.

Up until a month ago, United American Insurance Company paid everything off that Medicare didn't cover. They've been good to me.

My husband and I both have the United American, and he uses it a lot. We've had them five years since we moved here and it is the better plan. We've been happy with them.

My experience with United American has been very good. They're taking care of everything. With my previous provider, I had a lot of trouble getting referrals. I don't get referrals with the insurance I have now. Everybody that I know that's looking for an insurance, I always tell them about United American.

The application process at United American was very easy. I've had them for many years now and I've been very pleased with them. Their rate is high, but it's worth it.

I've had UAI for five years now and it's been very good. The only thing that I would say about it is it's expensive, but that's the way everything is. I would rather have that supplement than go on the other alternatives.

I purchased a health insurance from United American and they gave me the best deal. The application process was easy. I would tell others to use them.

Filing claims with United American has been easy-peasy. I'll stick with it and I highly recommend it.

United American is a great company. I've had them since I was 65, and so far, all these years, they've been wonderful. I've never had a problem with them. I'm paying about 200 a month, and I'm fine with it.

I've been with United American for over 20 years and I have never had a problem. I started with them when I went on Social Security, and they've been fine for me. My insurance is part of my B plan for my Medicare policy. The only thing I would love to have added is a supplement for dental and the hearing.

My agent suggested I use United American Insurance and so far, my experience with them has been good. A couple of payments weren't made on time and didn't go through, but hopefully, they will.

A lady recommended UAIC to me and the application process was easy. I like the ease with this insurance. I put my regular card out there and then I put that card out there and everything seems to be okay. I pay $239 a month or something but I know it's a good deal. I know if I left and went somewhere else, it would be the same or worse.

United American has been absolutely wonderful ever since. I started with them paying $300 some years ago. Now, it's $391 to be exact, almost $400. It's gonna get to the point that I won't be able to afford to continue with United American. I got the supplemental insurance. I've never had any problems with them. They've always paid religiously everything they needed to pay.

United American Insurance Company does as expected.

The application at United American was easy. The rep took care of everything on his computer for me. And it didn't take long at all. He said he had the same insurance. I would tell others that I would apply for it myself again if I had to because they've been good to me. They send me statements whenever they have to pay. They used to pay the 20% that Medicare doesn't cover. I haven't had any problems at all. They always reach out with paperwork and keep me informed on everything. I'm really happy with the insurance. Their website is also convenient for me. Any time I wanna go online and check anything, they make that available. I love United American.

United American is a great company and they're the best there is. If anything is in question, I can call them and they'd answer the phone and give me the information that I'm asking for immediately. Also, everything is taken care of and there are no additional bills. I'm very pleased with it and I tell people they need to contact United American if they're getting ready to retire or they're looking for a good medical insurance.

So far, I'm happy with United American. The application process was quite easy and the price is very reasonable for me. Everything's going well.

United American is a good company. It was recommended when I was calling about insurance for my needs and we've been very happy with it. We've had to use it a couple of times, and we've had no problems with it.

I love United American. It covers everything. I broke my pelvis in two places so I was in the hospital then in rehab, and between that coverage and Medicare, I haven't received one bill for one cent. It picked up a lot of stuff through that whole ordeal and expense. I've had a hip replacement and also broke my left foot. I've gone through the wringer and used it, and it has come through for me every time.

I've had United American since I turned 65 and they have been very good to me. What I like most is that they keep everything very simple. I had a stroke last year and they covered everything that Medicare has not covered. I really appreciate that. I'm 76 years old, and I didn't use my policy a lot until the stroke. However, they have taken care of a lot of things with my other surgeries that I had. I've recommended United American to other members of my family, and I believe they have gone through and used it as well. When they ask me about what I use, I tell them. I also tell them that they need to contact AARP and follow through with it.

I have United American for my Medicare supplement, and I'm happy with them. I would refer them.

I have Blue Cross Blue Shield and I needed a supplemental. United American was available, and they're taking care of everything with the application process.

It's been a very simple and easy process with United American. Everything seems to go like clockwork.

I have an insurance consultant and he chose the Medicare supplemental from United American because of his experience and the coverage is fine. The customer service was very quick.

I have United American as a supplement to Medicare. They're very good.

I got health insurance from United American and the application process was easy. I told them I wanted to change, and they checked out the insurance I had and told me what they had to offer, and I switched over. It was better coverage.

I got a medical insurance from United American and the application process was very easy. The rep took care of us and the customer service was good. We've talked to our son-in-law and daughter who will be coming to that stage and we recommended United American.

I've been very pleased with United American at this point. I'm not excited about their prices going up but what hasn't these days? They take care of my doctor bills, which I have a few of, and I'm pleased with them.

When I picked up the Medicare supplement with United American Insurance, the agent advised me that the premium would not increase and I believed it. But the premium has gone up every year. They don't raise it a lot, but every year they raise it. I should have got him to write it down for me. It started out at less than $180 and it's now at 304 a month. I’m not really happy about that. But other than that, they're okay.

We had a rep who helped us because my husband was applying for Medicare and his secondary insurance and his prescription policy. For us, the application process was easy. I've been happy with the coverage and the fact that it's a health savings account. I thought I was gonna get into an argument with my CPA. He didn't believe there was a health savings account portion to it. I would recommend United American. I'm very satisfied. At the end of last year, my husband had a major open heart surgery and several hospitalizations and had a bit of trouble.

I like United American Insurance very much. I've had no problems whatsoever, other than the fact they raised the fees. But everything's been fine.

I've had United American for years and they've always been fantastic. They’ve covered my ridiculous expenses, which I appreciate, and anything I’ve ever dealt with with United American has been first class. If somebody is looking for insurance, I would recommend it.

I was happy with my insurance company, but one of the women that I used to play mahjong with liked her company and she said that for the same money, that I could get a specialist somewhere and they would cover it like extra special. I said, “If I'm paying the same thing, I'll do that.” So far, I've been very happy. The rep I worked with was a very nice man and helpful, too. I utilize their services a lot. I’ve been with United American for many years now. I've been to the hospital and they paid for everything. I've never had to pay anything. They're a very good company to go with and I've never had a problem.

I have a gap insurance through United American. Whatever my Medicare don't cover, they send it over to United American. When I was employed, I had insurance through my employer. When I retired and I became a Medicare aid, I took United American as my secondary insurance. United American's customer service reps have been very good. They pay my bills and I don't have to worry about anything. I'd tell others to get United American and sign up right away.

My wife and I retired and we live on a fixed income. If the rate was a little lower, we would have a little more to work with. But being it so high and it's good, I have to accept it. The cost is high but it's worth it. It's the best I've ever had and they take it everywhere.

United American's application process is very easy. It went right through. I called them when I couldn't find my card. They were very prompt in sending me a new one. I got it within days. They're an A+ company. They're very prompt on paying. They do 20% on our medical bills. So far, they stepped up to the plate. They've paid everything that they're supposed to be responsible for. I'm so satisfied with United American that I'm not going to start looking for something a little cheaper. You get what you pay for.

I live in a mobile home park. The guy that owns Stevens & Associates came up to the clubhouse and he gave such a speech about United American that there were four of us who immediately switched over and never left. When you got the best, you leave it alone. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. The coverage gets me by. I don't come out of pocket for anything. We've had very good luck with their workers. I'm happy.

United American Insurance is wonderful. My insurance agent 15 years ago told me to do it and I've been with them ever since. I've always had good insurance service.

I'm happy with United American's Plan F Medicare Supplement. My doctors are, too. It's made health insurance payment a lot easier. I don't have to fool around with getting a bill from a doctor, a bill to an insurance company, and waiting for the insurance company to pay. Plan F is not cheap, but I could foresee at age 65 I was gonna have some health problems because of my back. I'm glad I have Plan F instead of one where I have to pay deductibles and track who is paying what. Plan F is right for the health that I have.

I love United American Insurance. My experience has been great. I check every bill that comes in because I just got one and it has a couple of different things on it. I was looking at when I went to the dermatologist, and the charges are insane. They were charging me for a lab in Saint Pete. They were doing what they described as Mohs, but they just went in and they dug a hole. They sutured it up. It wasn't major. About four days later, I got this squeaky message. It wasn't even a formal one saying, "This is so and so with such and such dermatology." It was, "Hi, this is Frank. Everything looked good. The skin was clear on the edges or whatever it was. Just wanted to let you know, we got everything." I didn't even know if it was real.

I have my supplemental insurance through United American. I would recommend them. It's expensive but I had no problem. That's why I keep renewing them. I have not used it very much over the last 20 years, but I did in the last two years. I've been hospitalized and I fell.

United American always pays the people but they're very expensive. They pay the bills, but really, more comes out of my pocket than they pay out. When I started it many years ago, it was $68 and now, I pay 340 some dollars a month. I hope that they don't get too much more expensive because then I'll have to look into something else.

I had cancer in 2017, and then I have osteoporosis so I've had a number of broken bones since then. United American picked up everything that Medicare did not. Even though they were more expensive than a lot of the other companies, I picked them because of the full coverage if Medicare approved whatever my services needed were. The only thing I would like to see from United American is to have some at-home care covered, like food service while recuperating. Sometimes, the hospital would discharge you and bring you home and lay you on your bed when you can't put weight on your feet.