In situations where your doctors’ offices are not filing your AARP health insurance claims for you, you should follow some of the essential steps below to efficiently file your health insurance claim form.

First and foremost, you should review your medical expenses as indicated in the medical bills sent by your doctor. You should inform your doctor of any inconsistencies you have found in the bills after thoroughly reviewing them. Next, it is important that you photocopy each of the medical bills that were sent to you. You should keep copies of your medical bills for your own reference and for future concerns which may be related to your AARP health insurance coverage.

You should take note of the date of submission of each medical bill to AARP. You can write the submission date on a piece of paper and then attach it to the bill. You should keep this information in your own health insurance records. You should also complete any other forms that may be required by your insurance provider. Insurance forms may vary depending on the AARP plan that you have.

For the final step, you should mail your AARP health insurance claim into AARP. You can find the AARP address and other related insurance claim information in the resources section of the AARP website.

Answer by general public — June 18, 2009 @ 10:21 am

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