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Heinz,

LoveToKnow is an information-only site. To change your current plan or enroll in a new health insurance plan you need to contact the provider directly. I suggest that you first contact United Healthcare and see if they have a lower premium plan that meets your needs. For example, you may find that you are not using all of the features of your current plan. United Healthcare has several plans. They may be able to direct you to a plan with less benefits or higher copays, either of which would result in a lower premium.

-- Contributed by: SusanWeber

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we are currently enrolled in a aarp-united healthcare plan, would like to enroll into an lower premium plan

-- Contributed by: heinz h. schackenbach

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Connie, contact a United Healthcare representative to find out what you need to do to submit the claims. (800) 444-6544

-- Contributed by: Tamsen Butler

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Urgent. I purchased an insurance policy that would pay so much for each day that I was hospitalized regardless of what other insurance I have. I need to submit two claims with United Health Care (AARP Health Care Options Program) for seperate hospital stays. Where should I send the claim.

-- Contributed by: Connie Jo French

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Mary, some health insurance companies do indeed offer a either a discount on health care for people who work out regularly or instead help pay for a portion of gym membership dues. To find out if United Healthcare offers this option with your policy, contact a representative: (800) 444-6544

-- Contributed by: Tamsen Butler

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I am 65 years old and have Medicare as my primary insurance and AARP United Healthcare as my secondary insurance. I know that other insurance carrier cover all or at least part of the Silver Sneakers Program at our local Y. Since I do the majority of my exercise in the pool at the Y, I was wondering what benefits AARP United Healthcare offers to help with the cost of my Y membership? Thank you kindly

-- Contributed by: Mary K. Jung

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Donald, call AARP at (800)523-5800. They can help you find a location near you that is covered.

-- Contributed by: Tamsen Butler

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I am a member trying to find a HEarX or Hearusa Hearing Aid center in Conn. or an exceptable alternative. ,as this is the only one that you offer 500$ payment for.

-- Contributed by: Donald Richards

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Janet, contact whoever was contacting you directly - whether it was AARP or United Healthcare - to request that you be removed from the automated calling list.

-- Contributed by: Tamsen Butler

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You have a computer voice that has called me 3 times, she pronounced my name wrong & it doesn't respond. If you want to call me again it needs to be a live person,I will not talk to a computer voice. Thank you, Jan Heintzel

-- Contributed by: Janet Heintzel

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Mr. Shildmyer, it can be incredibly frustrating to encounter conflicting information when trying to get the cost of medication. If the representatives at United Health Care are not giving you the information you need, have you considered contacting AARP directly and complaining about this situation? Even though AARP does not directly issue the insurance policy, there is still a corporate partnership that makes AARP accountable.

-- Contributed by: Tamsen Butler

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Why is it that when I contacted United Health care three time today to get a cost on a drug I got three different prices. And when I spoke with a floor supervisor he refused to give me a price and any help at all. My wife has been a menber for four years and I am going to get insurance within the next month. All I wanted was a price and not a run around. I found the supervisor very evasive and not will to help. Very unprofessional. L. Shildmyer

-- Contributed by: Puzzzzzeld

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Geri,

The AARP/United Healthcare is currently not available in California. It is only available in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Maryland, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

Thank you for your question and for visiting LoveToKnow Insurance.

-- Contributed by: SusanWeber

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I'm 58 years old and looking for an individual medical plan. I am self employeed. Is AARP/United Healthcare available in Callifornia?

-- Contributed by: Geri
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