Having your health insurance with UnitedHealthcare provides security and convenience for you and your family. But if your membership ID card is lost, damaged, or you need a new card, you can easily retrieve it. In this blog, we will tell you the complete process to retrieve a UnitedHealthcare membership ID card.

1. Visit the UnitedHealthcare website

Visit the UnitedHealthcare website, activate.uhc.com.

  • Log in:
    If you have an account, log in using your user ID and password.
  • Create an account:
    If you don't have an account, create a new account by clicking "Register Now". This will require your policy number and personal information.

2. Find the "ID Cards" section

Once you log in, you will see the “ID Cards” or “My Plan” option on your dashboard.

  • Click on this option.
  • Here you can view your existing card and request a new card.

3. Order a new card

Click on "Request New ID Card".

  • Confirm your address and other details.
  • Submit your request.

Your new membership ID card will be sent by post to your registered address within a few days.

4. Use the UnitedHealthcare mobile app

Download UnitedHealthcare's mobile app

  • After logging in, go to the "ID Cards" section.
  • You can download your digital card or print it if required.

5. Contact customer care

If you cannot use the online process, contact UnitedHealthcare customer service.

  • Customer Care Number: Call the helpline number given in your policy documents.
  • Have information ready: Have your member number or personal information ready before you call.

6. Use a digital ID card

UnitedHealthcare also offers a digital ID card.

  • This card can be downloaded from the app or website.
  • You can show it to a clinic, hospital, or pharmacy.

conclusion

Getting a new UnitedHealthcare membership ID card is an easy process. You can request it online at Activate.uhc.com, through the mobile app, or through customer service. Using a digital card is also a convenient option. Make sure you always have your card with you so you can access healthcare services without interruption.