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It is possible that AtomicVest, Inc. It is difficult to consult medical specialists. In our analysis, all UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans are considered, regardless of the advertised brand. For example, even if the name of the plan says AARP, the insurance is through UnitedHealthcare.
If you have a disability or your income is below a certain threshold, for example, you may qualify for one of UnitedHealthcare's SNP plans. This means that it's very easy for the vast majority of older people and other Medicare beneficiaries to access a UnitedHealthcare Part C plan. UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans usually have good coverage, including prescription drug coverage and additional benefits, such as dental insurance, fitness benefits, and health alert system coverage. UnitedHealthcare has direct contracts with more than 1.5 million doctors and healthcare professionals, as well as with 7,000 hospitals and other care facilities across the country.
In 2025, UnitedHealthcare represents 28.5% of the Medicare Advantage market, or 9.8 million members, according to healthcare analytics firm Chartis. Below is a price range for HMO plans offered in zip code 44236 outside of Cleveland, Ohio, and for PPO plans offered in zip code 91401 in Los Angeles for AARP plans, managed by UnitedHealthcare. UnitedHealthcare's Medicare Advantage plans cover hospitalizations, doctor visits, outpatient care, preventive care and other standard medical care in Part A and B plans. UnitedHealthcare also offers dual plans for special needs (d-SNP), plans for chronic special needs (c-SNP) for members with eligible diseases, and institutional plans for special needs (i-SNP) for members who live in skilled nursing or assisted living facilities.
