UnitedHealthcare Medicare insurance plans
Medicare insurance plans are for people 65 or older — or for those who may qualify because of a disability or special condition. Sound like you?
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Find a Medicare plan for you
UnitedHealthcare offers Medicare coverage for medical, prescription drugs, and other benefits like dental — and we offer the only Medicare plans with the AARP name. Here are the different types of medicare plans you can choose from — and what they cover.
Plan type | What it covers |
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Original Medicare (Parts A & B) | Original Medicare, provided by the federal government, has two parts: Part A and Part B. Original Medicare Part A helps pay for hospital stays, while Original Medicare Part B helps pay for doctor visits. |
Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) | Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance) are combined in one plan, and may include additional benefits beyond Original Medicare, like prescription drug coverage, dental, hearing and vision care. |
Dual Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) | You might qualify for a Dual Special Needs Plan if
These plans offer benefits and features beyond Original Medicare, which might also include transportation assistance and prescription drug coverage. |
Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan | Also called Medigap, these plans help cover some out-of-pocket costs not paid by Original Medicare. |
Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D) | This plan helps pay for prescription drugs and can be used with Original Medicare or Medicare Supplement plans. |

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