My friends say AARP its wonderful, they work in healthcare and consider it to be one of the best.My husband has Medicare and Humana,we haven't even paid a deductible .He's had multiple MRI's surgical procedures,Pt Chiropractors,we have two upcoming appts for Jefferson in Philly for a Parkinsons Movement disorder specialist and an appt in NYC with a neuro surgeon.For possible back surgery. We have NO complaints! Haven't cost him a penny out of pocket.

I am having a very good experience with Mutual of Omaha. The premium is 100 bucks per month, but I certainly get my money's worth!

I have Medicare A and B, plus supplemental plan F (which is no longer available to new people), but plan G is about the same. I have the supplemental plan through AARP/United Healthcare. I pay $248 month for the supplemental plan, but do not have any co-pays at all. I went to the Office for the Aging to help navigate all the different options and pick a plan.

All supplemental plans with the same letter have the same coverages... after you decide what letter supplement plan you want, you’re shopping for the cheapest cost...I decided plan G was best for me.. then I shopped for the best price and ended up with Mutual of Omaha...

I've had AARP and liked it. I moved to Wisconsin and now use Humana. The key is to have a supplemental that provides access to UW health which is a fantastic system. My husband and I both have Humana.