AARP offers a range of Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans to help cover the gaps in Medicare coverage. These plans are designed to help with out-of-pocket costs such as copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles. AARP's Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans are standardized and are available in most states, with different plan options to choose from. These plans are offered in partnership with UnitedHealthcare, and AARP members may be eligible for additional benefits and discounts. It's important to compare the different plan options and consider your individual healthcare needs before enrolling in a Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan.
Important Information
1 From a report prepared for UnitedHealthcare by Mark Farrah Associates "December 2022 Medigap Enrollment & Market Share," June 2023, www.uhcmedsupstats.com or call to request a copy of the full report.
2 From a report prepared for UnitedHealthcare by Human8, “Substantiation of Advertising Claims concerning AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans,” June 2023, www.uhcmedsupstats.com or call 1-877-629-1893 to request a copy of the full report.
3 These features come with any standardized Medicare supplement insurance plan. The doctor or specialist must accept Medicare patients.
4 As long as you pay your premium when due and you have made no material misrepresentations when you apply for this plan.
5 These offers are only available to insured members covered under an AARP Medicare Supplement Plan from UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company. These are additional insured member services apart from the AARP Medicare Supplement Plan benefits, are not insurance programs, are subject to geographical availability and may be discontinued at any time. Certain offerings are provided by third parties not affiliated with UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company. None of these services are a substitute for the advice of a doctor or should be used for emergency or urgent care needs. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
6 Only applicants first eligible for Medicare before 2020 can apply for Plans C and F.
7 If you choose to apply outside of your Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment period or a Guaranteed Issue period, you may be underwritten and not accepted into the plan.