AARP® Medicare Advantage plans, insured by UnitedHealthcare, go beyond Original Medicare by bundling extra benefits like dental, vision, hearing, prescription drug coverage, and fitness programs. These plans are crafted with seniors in mind—prioritizing affordability, access, care coordination, and healthy living.
In 2004, AARP partnered with UnitedHealthcare to offer AARP MedicareComplete, its first Medicare Advantage plan. Since then, it has expanded to serve millions of older adults across the U.S., offering tailored plans to meet regional and personal health needs.
Benefits and Why Choose Us AARP Medicare Advantage, insured through UnitedHealthcare, provides reliable and comprehensive health plans designed for older adults. These plans offer a combination of Medicare Part A, Part B, and often Part D (prescription drugs) in one convenient package. Key benefits include $0 premium plans in many areas, low out-of-pocket costs, and extra services such as dental, vision, hearing, and fitness memberships. Plans also provide care coordination, chronic condition management, and access to 24/7 nurse hotlines. With the strength of UnitedHealthcare and the endorsement of AARP, you gain trusted support backed by decades of Medicare experience. You’ll receive personalized care, nationwide access to providers, and tools that simplify your healthcare journey. AARP Medicare Advantage is more than a plan—it’s peace of mind with quality care tailored for your stage of life.
| AARP Medicare Advantage | |
| Healthy Living |
Includes fitness programs, wellness initiatives, and chronic disease management. |
| Medicare |
Offers Medicare Advantage combining Part A, Part B, and Part D. |
| The Health Care System |
Partners with healthcare networks to improve care access. |
| Medicaid |
Assists Medicaid beneficiaries with coverage coordination. |
| Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) |
Provides LTSS resources for members requiring ongoing care. |
It is a Medicare Advantage plan endorsed by AARP and insured through UnitedHealthcare, offering all-in-one health coverage for eligible seniors.
People aged 65 or older or younger individuals with qualifying disabilities.
It usually includes hospital care, doctor visits, prescription drugs, dental, vision, hearing, and wellness benefits.
Yes, though availability and coverage options vary by location.
Most plans include Medicare Part D for prescription drug coverage.
Yes, enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan replaces Original Medicare coverage.
It depends on whether your doctor is in-network with your specific plan.
Many plans have low or $0 premiums, but costs vary based on location and benefits.
You can enroll during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period or when first eligible, through the AARP or UnitedHealthcare website.
No, it’s an alternative to Original Medicare that offers bundled benefits and extra coverage.
