Aetna Health

Name: Aetna Health
Rating: 4.7 (373788 reviews)
Author: Aetna Inc.

By: Aetna Inc. App

Take control of your benefits

Overview

Version:

7.59.0

Last updated: 2026-07-16

Features & Capabilities

Aetna Health brings your benefits into one easy place. With this extension, you can access your ID card and save to Apple Wallet, track spending and your deductible, and review your Health Savings Account (HSA), Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA), and Flexible Spending Account (FSA). You can also view your plan summary and check coverage, along with claims and explanations of benefits. All of this is available 24/7, helping you stay on top of your health and benefits.

It also connects you to care. Find in-network doctors and facilities, locate MinuteClinic locations (at select CVS Pharmacy and Target locations), schedule appointments, and talk with a doctor by phone or video, anytime. Availability and features vary by plan, and the app supports Spanish and English for broader access. The extension is designed for most Aetna members' needs while keeping your information private and secure.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Data

By:

Aetna Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(373,788) 65 new ratings

Version:

7.59.0 Last updated: 2026-07-16

Version code:

888356345

Creation date:

2018-01-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

299.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 1,145 ▼ 36

Other rankings

#24 in health keyword 12 ▼ 6

Other platforms

Aetna Health (v7.59.0.470-prod)

3,786,208 4.22

(105,222)

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Developed by:

Aetna Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aetna-health/id1261033071

Website:

http://www.aetna.com

User Reviews

Many reviews praise occasional app usability and concierge-like service, and note Wallet ID-card support when available. However, frequent login issues, forced updates, compatibility gaps with older devices, and glitchy search/navigation dominate, with users often unable to access plans or find providers inside the app. Reliability and consistency across features are the main pain points, while organization and service quality appear as limited positives.

Pros

App works well for some users and provides fast, concierge-like service.
The app is well organized with a clear layout.
Positive user experiences and responsive support from staff.
Updates enable Apple Wallet integration for ID cards (when supported).

Cons

Persistent login issues and system unavailability (login failures, being logged out).
Forced app updates and OS compatibility problems (older devices can’t update or use the app).
Glitchy performance, frequent errors, and unreliable search results (Come back soon/technical issues).
Difficulty finding providers and near-me results (search results are inconsistent).
Need to leave the app for information or missing features (e.g., ID wallet not consistently available, EOB preferences).

Recent reviews

My dentist retired nearly a year ago and did not sell his practice to another provider - he closed down his practice entirely. He’s still listed as an in-network provider???? When searching for a new provider, get errors when selecting results. It’s unclear if that dental office or provider is covered by my insurance plan. Results display provider addresses that don’t match the dental provider websites. This seems more like a data issue than an app issue. Not helpful at all.

by TL*****, 2026-07-10

The AI assistant in the app not only can get things wrong, it can grossly misinform you about your account and claim history. I asked it about denied claims, it says it found 23. I ask it to list them, it says there are no denied claims on my account. Two things are happening here: they’re exposing our data to AI without permission - and if they’ve snuck it into a EULA update as small print that’s worse — AI sharing policy changes needs to be UP FRONT AND HEADLINED, like that. The other problem is that they’re beta testing people who probably don’t know what a beta test is. Not good enough guys.