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AARP Health Insurance
About AARP
Insurance products made available to AARP members
AARP Medicare plans
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AARP health plans for those 50-plus
AARP Dental Insurance
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AARP Short-Term Care Insurance
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AARP Health Insurance
About AARP
AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons, is an entity that older Americans are likely familiar with. AARP is non-governmental, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization whose mission is to empower people to choose how they live no matter their age. As part of AARP operations, it lobbies lawmakers to protect the health and independence of America’s aging population. The primary focus of AARP is helping Americans 50-plus to continue to live their best lives and help them do so in part by offering their members access to carefully chosen benefits, from third-party companies. In a nutshell, AARP Services, Inc. – an arm of AARP – vets and then fosters relationships with companies so that AARP members have available to them products that can help or enrich their lives. Main products include health care policies and long-term care products plus pharmacy services. An extensive list of other products are also available such as life insurance, auto and home insurance, technology services, a branded credit card, and travel and leisure discounts. Insurance products made available to AARP members
AARP is not an insurance company but does make available branded coverage to its members that it has vetted. While, insurance products are sold by third parties, such as The Hartford and UnitedHealthcare, AARP Services maintains quality control oversight of the options that has the AARP name attached to them. Unitedhealthcare makes branded AARP Medicare Advantage as well as AARP health insurance supplements available.