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gt9649
Contributor ⭐
January 7, 2025

Monthly Premium for AARP UHC

  • January 7, 2025
  • 6 replies
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The  monthly premium for AARP UHC has gone up for more than other insurance providers.

I would have thought that, since it has AARP attached to it, it would be cheaper than others to help seniors.  Got it ten years ago, but didn't realise until last year that Plan F with others is far cheaper.!

It is not helping us and now I cannot get UHC to notify Social Security that I no longer have their prescription drug plan.

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    AARPConsumerCare
    Community Champion ⭐
    January 7, 2025

    I'm sorry to hear that United Healthcare increased your monthly premium, @gt9649. I would like to get you in touch with our Member Relations team. They act as liaison for AARP service providers to take a look into this. Please send me a private message with your name, address and the best phone number or email for our team to get back to you.

     

    You may need to enable your private messages first, please check our article: https://aarp.info/47hWcl7 - Diana G.

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    h140151k
    Contributor ⭐
    January 8, 2025

    When I joined AARP UHC Advantage, I joined because there was no monthly premium. But now I see that I have monthly premium. I had Drug coverage with my work health insurance till June 30, 2024. I started AARP UHC Advantage on Sept. 1, 2024. So, not having drug coverage for 2 months, I have to pay monthly premium for the rest of my life?

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    AARPConsumerCare
    Community Champion ⭐
    January 8, 2025

    @h140151k  It's great to hear you're taking advantage of our service provider, UnitedHealthcare! You can check with them, and the AARP Medicare Resource Center, for help answering specific questions: https://aarp.info/3Fl6yBe  Take care!  Jodee R. 

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