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You can use your rewards where Visa is accepted at store locations providing child care, utilities, telecom, transportation and education services as well as at Walmart stores. To view your earned rewards, log in to your online account.
Covered Lives is the total number of individuals enrolled in a health insurance plan and entitled to benefits with a given health insurance provider. Members, subscribers and beneficiaries of the plan are included when determining the total Covered Lives.
Where can I use my Aetna Extra Benefits Card? You can use the Aetna Extra Benefits card to buy groceries, household, and OTC items at eligible retail stores, like Kroger and Walmart. For transportation, utilities, and rent assistance, you can pay for the service directly with the card.
For general inquiries, reach our corporate headquarters at 1-888-US-AETNA (1-800-872-3862) (TTY: 711). There is no option for members to get information at this number. Aetna Inc.
Retail location stores include Walmart, CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens, and other participating retailers. Only approved products are covered. You are responsible for paying the amount of any purchases over the value on your card, and any non-approved items.
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You cant actually go into the gas station and pay for your gas with this card. It has to be used at the gas pump.So it isnt a specific network for, gas if you use this card, via the transportation, at a gas station for your gas. Also there is another bucket that you can use for OTC expenses as well.
Members can use the card in person at participating retail stores to buy healthy foods, over-the-counter items, personal care items, and pet care supplies. Online shopping is only available at Aetna.NationsBenefits.com or on the BenefitsPRO app.
Aetnas struggle with higher-than-expected medical costs this year is a clear signal that the problem is acute. Its a complex issue with no easy solutions, as these costs are driven by a myriad of factors, including advances in medical technology, an aging population, and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases.

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