What Medicare Supplement does AARP recommend?

AARP doesn't recommend a specific plan, but it endorses Medicare Supplement insurance underwritten by UnitedHealthcare and sold under the AARP name. These are standardized Medigap plans, which means an AARP Plan G offers the exact same benefits as a Plan G from any other insurance company. The only differences are price and customer service. Medigap plans help pay costs Original Medicare leaves behind, like the 2026 Part A deductible of $1,736 and your Part B coinsurance. AARP membership is required to buy these plans. Since benefits are identical across carriers, the smart move is comparing prices from several companies, not just one brand. I can run those numbers side by side for you. Call me at 855-559-1700 or visit medicareyourself.com for a free comparison.