If you are new to Medicare, turning 65, retiring, moving, qualify for assistance, losing employer coverage, or have another qualifying situation, you may be eligible to enroll now. UnitedHealthcare offers a variety of Medicare Advantage plans — one may be right for you. For all others, the Open Enrollment Period (OEP) is October 15 through December 7. Learn more about eligibility and when to enroll.
If you already have Medicare coverage and want to enroll in a different plan type, you can change at these times:
See the Changing plans page to learn more about these enrollment periods and their rules.
There are three different ways to enroll in plans: online, by phone or by mail. Choose the option that works for you.
You can enroll in most plans online. It's easy, secure and available on your schedule. To begin, enter your ZIP code below.
Call UnitedHealthcare at FED TFN / TTY 711, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a week to speak to a sales representative who can walk you through the enrollment process.
To enroll by mail, download and fill out the paper enrollment form, then print it and mail your completed enrollment form to UnitedHealthcare.
To get UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plan enrollment forms (PDF):
To enroll in a Special Needs plan you must be eligible for Original Medicare Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical) coverage, live in the plan's service area, and meet the plan's specific eligibility requirements, such as one of the following:
*Dual eligible enrollees are either Full Dual Eligible or Partial Dual Eligible. Full Dual Eligible enrollees qualify for full state Medicaid benefits, including covered medical care. Partial Dual Eligible enrollees don't qualify for medical benefits through their state Medicaid program, but may qualify for additional help. Check eligibility requirements before you start the enrollment process. Some Dual Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) only accept members who are Full Dual Eligible.
You can enroll in some UnitedHealthcare Special Needs plans online. For others you need to enroll by phone.
Here's one easy way to find out how to enroll in a Special Needs plan: