Best Rated and Reviewed by Aarp Prescription Drug Plan
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Joseph of W Milford, NJ Verified Reviewer
Original review: Oct. 21, 2021
All all of a sudden they raised ** to tier iii. It's tier two everywhere else. Had to pay over $70. Before it was effectually $7. Was prescribed ** for pain from pinched nervus. They didn't cover it at all. Wanted over $70 but Walgreens gave it to me for $27, I have no idea why. In procedure of signing up for Cigna Secure Actress. Both meds are tier two with $10 copay. Was able to get coupon for ** from Shoprite and price under $17 for 90 pills with three refills. I have Plan North with United Healthcare AARP and prices are OK. Whatever their problem is with Part D, it's not going to be my problem anymore. Good riddance!
Marilynn of Lancaster, PA Verified Reviewer
Original review: January. thirty, 2020
I chosen the AARP Rx plan for a renewal on a generic Rx and I was told it was not covered merely I could pay the deductible of $400 and then I would be responsible for 30%. They now classed it as a Tier 4. Previously, I paid $28. For the same Rx. Also, I was on the telephone with a representative who spoke very poor English, she spoke very apace, put me on hold 3 times, and then transferred me to the wrong section and they hung up on me. No resolution and I am in an emergency situation. Horrible customer service!
David of Houston, TX Verified Reviewer
Original review: Jan. 18, 2020
I accept been a Chemist for over 52 years and take never witnessed a bigger ripoff than United Health Care Part D has provided to the consuming public. AARP does not care since they get a big payback off the backs of the vulnerable. To make matters worse Medicare Fraud Waste matter and Corruption pays little attention to complaints and sends yous back to United Health Care. Their mail is e'er full. I could write paragraphs in detail merely I volition provide the best propose I can give: Use GoodRx to find the best toll and pay cash. It will benefit you in almost cases. The formula that United Health uses but pay for the cheapest of drugs and they can exist obtained almost anywhere for less money. Simply the very lucky get prior approval on more expensive drugs and merely if United gets kick back from drug companies. A truly ugly situation all around.
Elliander of Alton, IL Verified Reviewer
Original review: June 17, 2019
As a disabled private, I have had Medicare Part A and B alongside Medicaid most of my life. In 2013 I was automatically enrolled into a Medicare RX Plan through AARP that was paid for by Medicare. Apparently, in 2018 the cost of the program increased to $4.x higher up what Medicare was willing to pay for. The trouble is, no one ever told me this in advance nor was I ever given an option to turn down. I am told a letter was sent to inform me, but even if that is truthful, as I understand "slamming" is an illegal practice where a policy change is made without explicit permission. Sending a letter, and so changing it because I did non receive or answer to a letter of the alphabet, is wrong.
Then, on June 17th 2019 I received a bill with a due date of July 1st for $58.lxxx. After an hr on the phone, I learned of the higher up facts of the case, but they were neither willing to waive this bill nor assure me that they would wait for my permission in the future. Worse, for the entire life of the account they were paid thousands of dollars on my behalf for the policy but only paid effectually $40 meaning they asked for me to pay more what I would otherwise have to pay for out of pocket while having received thousands of dollars, and fifty-fifty then they had zero interest in working with me to retain me as a client.
While the amanuensis I spoke with wasn't rude, and appeared to do every bit much as she could, I constitute the situation unacceptable. My disability is severely afflicted by stress and the possibility of having this happen once again was too dangerous to my health to allow, so I cancelled my policy immediately. Even though it would not accept hurt me to go along it until the end of this year, I find their business organization do to be untrustworthy. I paid the corporeality they billed me for, but not because I agree with the bill or fifty-fifty because I could beget it. Rather, it is because of the fear of damage to my credit study. I exercise non believe I should have had to pay this as I never agreed to the amount prior to billing.
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vikki of Pleasanton, CA Verified Reviewer
Original review: Sept. xviii, 2018
The several times I've been on the telephone totaled to 7 hours... First, they told me because I moved, I was non covered in another land. I call and inverse the address before I left. Then I was told I need to reinstate. When I thought I've already washed it I was told everything should exist as usual other than the change of accost... Then they called me up saying I owe money from Feb of 2017 a yr??? That is a year and a half agone. How practice they come up upwardly with that when I take everything on auto pay. They have no explanation as to how hey came up with that amount. Well!!! I paid it considering it was less than $90 and I did not want to exist on the telephone again... Afterward 2 weeks, they send me a neb saying I owed money again??? I am on car pay!!! This is a bad joke or something. Who exercise they hire to piece of work in the billing dept??? Up to at present, there is no answers... And the phone center is in the Philippines or somewhere in the Far E.
Richard of Clearwater, FL Verified Reviewer
Original review: Aug. 21, 2018
I have been trying to become my Medicare-United Healthcare Part D prescriptions sent to me since June. United Healthcare farms this service out to Optum Mail Orders. For the by 3 weeks I have made 12 60 minutes-long phone calls to these people and take followed their instructions in detail. First, they sent faxes to my doctors several times using the incorrect number, then claimed my doctor did not respond. The doctors never-ever received any information even after being told by Optum it had been sent.
In that location is no follow-up with this company. If they have a trouble they only cancel the order without telling yous, and you must start again, and again, and again. If you want skillful service, go with a mail society chemist's like Limited Scripts. I had been using them for the past 5 years and never had whatever of these types of problems, with this level of incompetence. I accept but been told my 'expedited' prescriptions are now coming in two weeks. Sure they are...
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Mary of Norton Shores, MI Verified Reviewer
Original review: July 9, 2018
So far, these past several months, I have been unable to fill up prescriptions that I need to take because everything seems to be non covered by United Wellness Intendance, or it is a tier 4 and costs me $400+ for 30 day supply. The company does not seem to be based in America anymore, has no English speaking reps when I telephone call on the telephone. To make matters worse, the premium for this plan has skyrocketed this year. I used to pay $39 per month merely this year the cost has jumped to $72.60 per month. I am a retired senior citizen, on Medicare and a small pension (but not small plenty to qualify for whatsoever financial help). This visitor has to be driven out of healthcare business. They are shamefully ** their customers.
Scott of City, CA Verified Reviewer
Original review: April 24, 2018
AARP United Healthcare Rx Program: This is truly the worst plan I accept e'er had. well-nigh of my med are no longer covered. Also why is information technology that I paid in American money, but I go someone in Bharat? I have to call 3 to 4x a week just to keep asking for info that have non been sent. Then later I called and tried to talk to "the help" and told her 3x non, Non to send or alter my for an guild that cost me $175.00 plus banking company fees. This is the type of company that should exist closed. Information technology's hard enough to be on SSDI let lonely take to fight for meds because no i listens to y'all (will maybe if they spoke English). I accept filed a complaint once already and will be once again. Proverb you accept sub-par service would to say yous have some kind of service. But this visitor has NO service.
Mary of Columbia, TN Verified Reviewer
Original review: Jan. 27, 2018
Per doctor's social club later surgery need pain medication. Went to Walgreens to make full the prescription for Generic twenty ** tablets. Upon picking up the prescription I was told the cost would exist $9.04. With my previous Medicare plan, Cigna Healthcare, the price I was paying for xv tablets was $1.02. UnitedHealthcare could not explain why the toll difference. What it is cost gouging by the UnitedHealthcare and Walgreens. Volition submit to FDA and Medicare this upshot.
Paul of Colorado Springs, CO Verified Reviewer Verified Buyer
Original review: Dec. 18, 2017
AARP United Medical Part D. I but turned 65 and was very agape of Medicare. Equally I had to sign up, I listed all my medications and 3 of them that were on the list and approved were denied later on I took the time to go to the Dr and obtain my legally written prescriptions. I have to say these were not narcotics, just medications to cure hurting I had. So it seems nosotros get screwed again, income taxation, now insurance. Those holding office should subscribe to Medicare for 6 months to meet if they don' blow a gasket and get lost in the red record.
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