AARP provides different Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans through UnitedHealthcare, along with Part D plans and Medicare supplement plans (Medigap).

AARP-sponsored Medicare Advantage plans are among the lowest-rated options in many of the nation’s largest senior markets, ...

Brown University Health’s hospitals in Rhode Island will no longer accept UHC’s Medicare Advantage plans starting July 1 The change comes after the insurer and the health system did not renew their ...

Responds reached out to UHC and Brown Health about the Palumbos’ problem, and finally received good news last Thursday: UHC ...

Stephen Palumbo and his wife were headed to a pre-op appointment last week when they got a call from Rhode Island Hospital ...

United Healthcare's Medicare Advantage plans will no longer be accepted at four Brown University Health hospitals.

Patients covered by UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans will soon find their insurance no longer accepted at Brown Health hospital’s in R.I.

A Medicare Advantage plan from AARP/UnitedHealthcare with prescription drug coverage costs $24 per month on average. Plans are cheap and have extra benefits, but many patients struggle with getting ...

Medigap Plan G from AARP/UnitedHealthcare gives you the best coverage for cancer treatment. If you can't get Medigap, choose an Aetna Medicare Advantage plan instead.

The Trump Administration is bringing prior authorizations (PAs), the mandatory preapproval before insurance covers health care services, to Traditional Medicare. The government plans on using ...