If you have an AARP Medicare Advantage or Part D prescription drug plan, you must pay a monthly premium. MyAARPMedicare.com provides a simple way to pay your bill online. In this article I’ll explain the premium payment options available through your AARP Medicare account.
Log In to MyAARPMedicare.com
To get started paying your premium go to www.myaarpmedicare.com and log into your account. If you don’t have one yet you’ll need to register first using your plan member ID card.
Once logged in, you can view your account details, plan information, claims history and more. There is also a payments section for managing your monthly premiums.
One-Time Payment
The quickest way to pay your AARP Medicare premium is by making a one-time payment. Under the payments tab, select “Make a Payment” to begin.
You’ll enter your payment amount and choose whether to pay by:
- Credit/debit card
- Checking account
One-time payments are easy when you just need to pay your current month’s premium. But recurring automated payments offer more convenience.
Set Up Automatic Payments
To avoid worries over missed payments, set up automatic premium deductions from your bank account or credit card.
Under the payments tab, select “Manage Automatic Payments” to get started. You can have payments deducted weekly, monthly or quarterly.
Automatic payments ensure your premium is always paid on time. You’ll avoid any risk of coverage cancellation or penalties due to missed payments.
Pay via Check
If you prefer to mail a check each month, simply use the payment slip that comes with your monthly premium invoice. Make checks payable to your specific AARP Medicare plan and include your member ID number.
Mail your check and payment slip to the address provided on your invoice. Keep in mind this must be received by the due date to avoid penalties.
Pay Using Social Security
You can have your AARP Medicare premium automatically deducted from your Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board benefit each month.
Download the deduction form from MyAARPMedicare.com and submit it to request premiums be withheld from your benefits. This deduction is generally effective starting the next payment cycle after submission.
Get Receipts & Payment History
Under the payments tab, you can view past AARP Medicare premium payments and access receipts for tax and record-keeping purposes. Payment history is available for the current year and previous calendar year.
Avoid Missed Payments
No matter which option you choose, be sure to pay your AARP Medicare premium on time each month. Late payments can result in your plan cancelling coverage or you having to pay penalty fees.
Set reminders for yourself and consider automated payments to ensure you never miss a payment due date. Contact AARP Medicare if you ever have trouble making premium payments.
Get Account Support
If you have questions on your AARP Medicare account, premium balance or payment options, you can contact customer support directly through MyAARPMedicare.com.
Or call the number on the back of your AARP Medicare member ID card for personal assistance.
In Summary
MyAARPMedicare.com makes it simple to pay your monthly plan premiums digitally. From one-time payments to automatic deductions, you can choose the option that fits your needs. Pay on time every time and avoid any coverage disruptions.
Learn about your UnitedHealthcare Medicare options
- Also known as Medicare Part C
- Combines Original Medicare (Parts A and B) benefits
- Provides additional benefits like dental, hearing and vision
- Premiums as low as $0 per month4
- Chronic Special Needs plans (C-SNPs) are designed for people living with qualifying chronic condtions.
- Also known as Medigap
- Helps pay some out-of-pocket costs not paid by Original Medicare (Parts A and B)
- See any doctor or hospital that accepts Medicare patients
- A Part D Prescription Drug plan may be purchased as a stand-alone plan
- Also known as Medicare Part D
- Helps pay prescription drug costs if you have Original Medicare (Parts A and B) or a Medigap plan
- Fill your prescriptions in-store or choose home delivery
- Also known as D-SNPs
- For people with Medicare and Medicaid
- Extra benefits and features beyond Original Medicare (Parts A and B)
- Premiums as low as $0 per month4
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What is the monthly premium for AARP Medicare Supplement?
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Member’s Age
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2024 Handbook Average Premium
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June 1, 2024, Average Premium
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Ages 69-71
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$160.85
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$170.50
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Ages 72-74
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$174.36
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$187.61
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Age 75+
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$188.16
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$202.46
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