New for 2027: UCard and member ID card are separate

For 2027, you’ll receive 2 easy-to-use cards. You’ll receive both a member ID card and a UnitedHealthcare UCard®, which is your benefit award card. With 2 cards and one reliable experience, your health information is separated from your UCard and stays protected. Your cards will arrive in separate mailings, so be sure to watch for both.

Supporting you through your Medicare journey

Learn why 4 out of 5 Medicare members plan to stay with UnitedHealthcare.1

Support that matters: Brad and Charlene’s experience

Frequently asked questions about renewing your 2027 Medicare Advantage plan

Named a Best Insurance Company

Named a Best Insurance Company

Medicare Advantage 2026 by U.S. News and World Report 2 years in a row.2

Resources to support 2027 Medicare Advantage Renewal

UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage members have access to resources to answer questions about 2027 Medicare Advantage Renewal.

Resources to support 2027 Medicare Advantage Renewal
Common questions Resource
Want to know when to make changes to your plan? Check Medicare enrollment periods
Looking to learn what’s changing with Medicare Advantage plans for next year? Sign in to review your ANOC
Checking to see if your provider is in the Medicare Advantage network? Starting Oct. 1, use the Prepare for Next Year page on your member site or search for your provider
Looking for changes to Medicare Advantage prescription drug coverage for 2027? Learn about Medicare prescription drug coverage for members

Want to connect with an expert to ask questions about your 2027 Medicare Advantage plan?

Give us a call at the number on your UCard or sign in to your member site to review your health plan benefits and chat online with an advocate.

Looking for enrollment information for other types of plans?