Can I be denied for a Medicare Advantage plan?

If you are not in your Initial Enroll Period (the 6-month period before and after your Part B effective date) then you will likely have to health qualify for a Medicare Supplement. They can decline you based on health conditions. Many companies have different underwriting guidelines, so it can be helpful to meet with an agent to see what your options are.

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Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Underwriting

You want to enroll in a new Medicare Supplement plan after being on a different Medicare plan for a few years.
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