Job Description
Become a UnitedHealthcare Medicare agent
When you sell UnitedHealthcare Medicare plans, you're choosing a brand consumers rely on time and again. Our simple onboarding and contracting process, plus training and support, will help get you up and running.
Work with an industry leader that supports you and your clients
More than 10,000 Baby Boomers become eligible for Medicare every day. When you're a UnitedHealthcare sales agent, you'll represent America’s largest Medicare Advantage plan provider. Help people understand their plan options and make a meaningful impact while being your own boss.
- You can look forward to freedom, growth potential and support when you work with us. You’ll have access to:
- Educational resources and sales tools
- Customizable marketing materials
- Local and national support to develop your business
- Lead generation opportunities
Earn on your terms
Whether this is a full-time career, part-time job or extra source of income, you'll get out what you put in. Plus, you’ll have the support you need to reach your goals.
Get paid when clients stay
As a Medicare sales agent, you’ll be paid a commission for new enrollments. You’ll also get renewal commissions when your clients re-enroll with UnitedHealthcare through you.
Count on support from day 1
Get the help you need to have a successful first year. Build a strong foundation for sales growth now and in the future with our exclusive New Agent Success Program.
Medicare products
Featuring a broad range of options, our Medicare plans are a popular choice. In fact, more people choose UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plans than any other insurance company in the country. We offer the only Medicare plans that carry the AARP® name.
Medicare Advantage plans
Also known as Part C, Medicare Advantage plans combine the benefits of Original Medicare (Parts A and B) with additional benefits like vision, hearing and dental. Most plans include Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.
Medicare Supplement plans
Sometimes called “Medigap,” Medicare Supplement insurance can help pay some of the out-of-pocket costs Medicare Parts A and B don't cover. These plans allow members to go to any provider in the United States that accepts Medicare, without a referral.
Dual Special Needs plans (D-SNPs)
These are a type of Medicare Advantage plan for people who have both Medicare and Medicaid (also referred to as "dual eligible" or D-SNP). UnitedHealthcare Dual Special Needs plans combine all the benefits of Original Medicare (Parts A and B) with prescription drug coverage (Part D).
Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) plans
A Medicare Part D plan offers prescription drug coverage. This plan can be used along with Original Medicare (which doesn’t include prescription drug coverage) and with Medicare Supplement insurance plans.
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