Explore the many ways to reach us. You can call the Member Services number on your ID card for personalized service. Or log in to your member website and choose "Help" to get phone number, email and chat options. Not registered? You can also send us a …

Your member ID card—like the example shown here—identifies you as an Aetna member and contains important information about you and your coverage. Make sure to always present your ID card when receiving medical and prescription services.

Aetna is proud to partner with CVS Health to give you easy access to your card benefits so you can use and manage your benefits all in one place.

Get answers to the most popular questions that Aetna members have about member services, such as where you can get a summary of benefits, how you can get a new ID card, and more.

Log in or register to access your Aetna health and benefits information online.

2024年2月13日 · The Aetna insurance card is a compact, yet comprehensive summary of your health insurance policy. It contains essential information needed for healthcare providers to verify your coverage, process claims, and ensure you receive the benefits you're entitled to.

2023年3月20日 · To access your ID card on Aetna portal, you need to follow the steps listed below: Click on view member ID Cards tab, on the left side of the page (under family/plans). You will be able to: Print a copy of your ID card.

We encourage students to print your Aetna medical insurance card via the form below or access your digital ID card on the Aetna Health SM app, as Aetna is no longer issuing plastic or paper member ID cards and sending them in the mail for the majority of Student Health clients.

2024年7月30日 · To sum up, replacing your Aetna insurance ID card is straightforward. We can access our member portal, request a new card, use the Aetna Health app, or contact member services for assistance. Plus, managing our digital ID card guarantees we always have our information handy.

2024年2月14日 · The policy number on your Aetna insurance card is your unique identifier within the Aetna system. It's used by healthcare providers to verify your insurance coverage, submit claims, and ensure you receive the correct benefits.