[Yoda]

Do any of you gave any experience with AARP Medicare supplemental insurance?

How do you like it?

Would you recommend it?

What was your experience?

Thanks,

Yoda

[borjo]

Yes, I have it. Prompt payment, no problems, about $132/mo. Use their mail in prescriptions also. Don't pay anything for medical care out of pocket. Also have the plan that covers the deductable, Plan C I think. Can't beat AARP.

[islandgal]

Plan C is a no no - It doesn't cover many things that the others do. Plan J is by far the best. I just finished a lengthy research on this.
The things that Plan J covers that C doesn't are:

Part B Excess charges
At Home Recovery
Preventive Care not covered by Medicare

[Peazoup]

Did a little research and found that most are competitively priced. I chose United HealthCare, Plan J (the best coverage) and have not paid anything out of pocket. I also chose United for drug coverage. If you can go generic, the cost is minimal. United is great because it's nation wide and will cover you anywhere. Hope that helps.

[Avista]

This insurance is wonderful. Last year I had 2 surgeries--did not pay one penny. Have had this 3 years and have not been sorry.

[Gshepherd]

Originally Posted by islandgal

Plan C is a no no - It doesn't cover many things that the others do. Plan J is by far the best. I just finished a lengthy research on this.
The things that Plan J covers that C doesn't are:

Part B Excess charges
At Home Recovery
Preventive Care not covered by Medicare

We have Medicare and AARP Supplemental. Was worried whether we'd have to make a change after we moved to FL. from MA. I may change to plan J though after reading suggestions. THANK YOU! Thats one more issue off my mind.

[Carla B]

Does anyone know how the rates for Medigap plans (such as AARP) differ from state to state? Would they higher in FL vs MA?

[Avista]

When we moved from Tampa to The Villages, our rates dropped quite a bit.
(Medicare Supplement PlanC AARP)