US health insurance provider, part of CVS Health, offering medical and pharmacy plans.
Aetna covered my entire pregnancy and delivery with almost no out-of-pocket surprises, and the nurse support line was incredibly reassuring during a stressful time. Pre-authorizations were handled quickly and the hospital billing matched what they told me upfront. I felt genuinely supported.
Great maternity coverage, supportive nurse line
Between the wide network, the easy app, and the CVS prescription perks, Aetna has been the best health plan I've carried. A recent surgery claim was processed without me lifting a finger and the costs were exactly as estimated. Highly recommend to anyone weighing their options.
Aetna suddenly stopped covering a medication I'd been on for years, citing a formulary change I was never clearly notified about. The appeal process was slow and I paid full price out of pocket in the meantime. For a major insurer, the lack of communication was disappointing.
Aetna has a RevWala Trust Score of 67/100 (Good), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5. Most reviewers report positive experiences.
Aetna is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Good" Trust Score.
Aetna has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
Aetna's medical coverage has been solid and the integration with CVS for prescriptions makes refills painless. My in-network providers are all close by. I just wish the explanation of benefits statements were written in plainer language because they confuse me every time.
Convenient pharmacy integration, good network
Confusing EOB statements
Wide network, accurate cost estimates, great app
Enrolling with Aetna was simple and every claim since has been processed cleanly with no surprises. Their app shows my deductible and claim status in real time, which I love. When I called about a coverage question the rep was friendly and resolved it on the first try.
Clean claims, transparent app, helpful support
Sudden formulary change, poor notice and slow appeals