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Aetna 2021 Medicare Plans

Aetna 2021 Medicare Plans

Recently CVS Health announced Aetna 2021 Medicare plans. Medicare is the federal government’s health care program. It’s for people age 65 and older, and younger people with certain disabilities. Aetna, a CVS Health company, said, that for 2021 they plan featuring increased integration with CVS Health, expanded and differentiated Medicare Advantage plan options, including HMO and Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan offerings in new states, new Aetna Medicare Eagle plans designed especially for Veterans, and the lowest premium standalone prescription drug plan product in all 50 states and D.C.

“Now more than ever, it’s important for older adults to focus on their total health body, mind and spirit,” said Christopher Ciano, president of Aetna Medicare. “To help members improve their health, we expanded our Aetna Medicare Solutions portfolio of products to include new plans and benefits designed to make care more affordable and convenient. As part of CVS Health, we’re bringing care closer to home and making more meaningful connections that help our members age actively on their path to better health.”

To date, nearly 2.7 million Medicare beneficiaries are enrolled in an Aetna Medicare Advantage (MA) plan, which can include extra benefits, such as prescription drug coverage, vision, dental, hearing and fitness.

Aetna 2021 Medicare Advantage Plans

$0 Premium Aetna Medicare Advantage Plan

To make plans more affordable, Aetna expanded its $0 premium plan options. Aetna estimates 81 percent of the Medicare-eligible beneficiaries in the U.S. will now have access to a $0 monthly premium Aetna Medicare Advantage plan.

“We offer competitively priced individual Medicare Supplement insurance plans from the CVS Health/Aetna family of companies nationwide. With nearly 1 million members, our Medicare Supplement plans utilize a simplified underwriting process. We also offer a dental, vision and hearing product in 37 states. Our ancillary portfolio covers 45 states and includes the new Accendo (CVS Health) Final Expense whole life product. Ancillary products can provide members with benefits paid directly to them after being diagnosed with cancer, or for hospital stays and home care,” – the company said.

CVS, in their turn, published the full list of plans on their website.”Aetna Medicare will continue to support members in 2021 by committing to $0 COVID-19 testing even if the public health emergency ends. The company will also waive PCP cost shares and expand coverage of virtual mental health services while the COVID-19 public health emergency is in effect. Building on the Caring for You kits, Aetna will also send members diagnosed with COVID-19 a box of supplies to help with recovery and prevent further spread,” – the company concluded.

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