AARP Health Insurance

5 of the best sites for information about AARP health insurance. Know of another site that should be on this list? Leave your suggestions at the bottom of the page. (Related searches: AARP, AARP Games, Anthem Dental Insurance)

1. AARP Health Insurance Offerings - Get information on health insurance offered to AARP members, including major medical coverage and supplemental policies for those 50 to 64, as well as Medicare “Advantage” policies, Medicare supplement and Medicare prescription drug plans for those 65 and over. Note that AARP is not an insurance company and does not offer insurance directly. Any insurance coverage shown on the AARP site is actually offered by a partner insurance company such as Aetna or United Healthcare, and you will be directed to that partner company for further information on any of the insurance policies discussed here. (www.aarphealthcare.com)

2. AARP Health - Disclosure - Important page to read to understand where AARP health insurance products come from and the relationship between AARP and their partner insurers. This page spells out which insurance companies are actually offering each health insurance plan featured on the AARP site, and they also offer this information you might want to know: “Insurers and providers pay a fee to AARP and its affiliate for use of the AARP trademark and other services. Amounts paid are used for the general purposes of AARP and its members” as well as “AARP does not make health plan recommendations to individuals. You are strongly encouraged to evaluate your needs before making decisions that impact your health or choosing an insurance plan.” (www.aarphealthcare.com)

3. Login to Your AARP Health Website - If you have health insurance through AARP or if you previously registered in order to fill out an application, log in here to view claim or payment / billing information, or to complete a saved application. If you don’t yet have an online login ID and password, you can register to get one here, too. (www.aarphealthcare.com)

4. My Needs - Knowing what health insurance coverage to get is difficult — this page is designed to help you figure out which insurance coverage offered to AARP members is right for your situation. For example, if you are looking to supplement your Medicare coverage, it will tell you that you may be interested in AARP Medicare Supplement or AARP MedicareRx. If you have different needs, you will get different suggestions. (www.aarphealthcare.com)

5. AARP Health - Contact Us - This page shows you how to reach an AARP Health Care representative, including a phone number to call if you prefer to telephone. In addition, you’ll find an online contact form you can use if you prefer, as well as a mailing address if that’s somehow helpful to you. (www.aarphealthcare.com)