What is Aetna called now?

Aetna merges with U.S. Healthcare, beginning a new era – Aetna as a health and financial services company. The health business becomes Aetna U.S. Healthcare.

Can I get Aetna insurance on my own?

An individual health plan is one that you purchase on your own, not through an employer. You can buy these health plans directly from Aetna or on a health insurance exchange, also called the health insurance marketplace.

Is Aetna Medicare or Medicaid?

Aetna offers Medicaid insurance plans in many states. Aetna also runs Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP), Medicare Advantage, behavioral health and long-term care programs in some states. Our plans have different names in different states, but all offer the same high-quality care.

What does Aetna stand for in insurance company?

Aetna is the brand name used for products and services provided by one or more of the Aetna group of subsidiary companies, including Aetna Life Insurance Company and its affiliates (Aetna).

Where are the Aetna pharmacies in the US?

Aetna Medicare’s pharmacy network includes limited lower cost, preferred pharmacies in: Urban Mississippi, Urban Virginia, Rural Wisconsin, Rural Missouri, Rural Arkansas, Rural Oklahoma, Rural Kansas, Rural Iowa, Rural Minnesota, Rural Montana, Rural Nebraska, Rural North Dakota, Rural South Dakota, Rural Wyoming.

How to contact a licensed agent for Aetna?

Call a licensed agent at 1-855-335-1407 (TTY: 711) , Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM. Aetna members have access to contact information and resources specific to their plans. Aetna handles premium payments through InstaMed, a trusted payment service.

How does Aetna take care of premium payments?

Aetna members have access to contact information and resources specific to their plans. Aetna handles premium payments through InstaMed, a trusted payment service. Your InstaMed log-in may be different from your Caremark.com secure member site log-in. Aetna handles premium payments through Payer Express, a trusted payment service.