AARP

The AARP magazine has not been a great benefit to the ageing community in my opinion in the past. I had not purchased my subscription sooner because of pages full of medical treatment and vitamins ads. Today I received my August/September edition and I had valuable information to read. Thank Your AARP keep up the Good Work.

Spoke with a David Brooks, a specialist at AARP upon signing up for benefits. This was the best customer service I've had in a long time. Speaking with David was a very enjoyable experience and he definitely knew his job. He was very knowledgeable in his field and was able to answer all my questions. I look forward to dealing with him and the company in the future.

I love this company God bless well I dont know how long ill be in this program i apperciate all of the love

After speaking to a representative named Ethan I feel compelled to let you know that you have a very well spoken patient thorough and all-around a pleasure to speak to representative.
Ethan embodies the definition of great customer service.
AARP is fortunate to have this caliber of representation.
As I am well-versed in customer service I feel the need to express the importance of his performance, which was absolutely flawless. It should not go unnoticed by the company. I hope that do you agree and are in the practice of giving praise and acknowledging a great performance on the part of one representing your brand.
Thank you so much

Mariblanca Gutierrez

AARP offers lots of resources - not just discounts. They offer exercise deals, free income tax preparation, drivers classes for insurance discounts, computer & technology training. Lots of discounts at restaurants, and freebies from fast food places. Annual membership is cheap.

I have been with uhc for several years. I am getting older and needed to lower my co-pays. I got a rep. Fairly quickly. Who described other options. For only 24$ a month. I uppgraded to advantage 2. Co-pays lowered and 8ncreased my benefits. Steven and Jennifer were both really nice and Def know their jobs. Excellent service!

Interesting articles, with good information in the magazine. They're not as good as they used to be but what is nowadays? LOL I honestly don't know much about the business-end but it has 'been there' quite a few times for me, mostly for getting roadside service... like figuring out what's wrong, can it be fixed roadside or can it be fixed in their shop. Most of the time, it was fixed roadside.

They've come out and jumped my car, and once, made arrangements for towing and next day service while putting us up in a hotel while we waited for parts to arrive in from out of town. Met some nice people, even got my car washed for free! I was impressed! AND it did not cost us an arm & a leg! Normal prices!

Once, years and years ago (like in 1986 or so) I was driving my Mom's vehicle for her to Las Cruses and had the catalytic converter fail! We were on the US/Mexico border. Took the guys like five hours but they removed the old one and put in a new one! I was surprised and VERY impressed! Not a word of English was spoken but between the four of us (me and my 2 yr old son plus two mechanics), the job was done perfectly, using Mom's AARP card and my VISA with a hefty tip! Amazing service!

I was super impressed!

aarp.org is the official site of the AARP non-profit organization. Don't confuse it with aarp.com which is essentially there to sell insurance. Although oriented to seniors, there is tons of information and advice applicable to anyone. There is so much stuff on this website it is like drinking out of a fire hydrant. If you followed every link, you would be at it for days. Go to it for games, travel info, restaurant recommendations, job search info, health care, mobil app suggestions, tax info, it goes on and on. You don't have to be an AARP member to use the web site.

AARP is very resourceful. The forums are great to exchange ideas on products, inusrance and everything for and used by Seniors. They are always offering new things for the senior population.