Are Medicare plans and requirements different for every state?
Answered by 5 licensed agents
Plans look different in every state, and in most states, they will differ by counties. There are enrollment rules that may differ between states. You need to reach out to someone who represents multiple companies and plans to ensure you are getting all of the information you need to make an educated decision before enrolling.
Answered by Amy Putrino on March 25, 2025
Agent Licensed in RI, CT, FL & 11 other states
Medicare advantage plans can actually vary from county to county. Medicare Supplement plans are standardized across every single state But will typically have a different monthly premium, depending upon the ZIP Code that you are enrolled in or currently live in.
Answered by Gregg Matheny on March 25, 2025
Agent Licensed in AZ & UT
It's possible but it depends on the rules and regulations pertaining to each state. Some of the requirements are consist via CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) rules while other state specific.
Answered by Timothy Brown on March 27, 2025
Broker Licensed in PA, CT, DE & 15 other states
Medicare plans are different in regions even, so within a state, there will be multiple carriers offering multiple plans, sometimes differing zip code to zip code. Working with an independent broker, like myself, can help to widen your options and explore what will be best for you.
Answered by Morgan Greer on March 27, 2025
Agent Licensed in KS & MO
Hi there! Medicare plans are different for every state and company. They are also based on your eligibility. I’d be happy to review plans with you if you like! Give me a call at (918) 210-3319.
Answered by Adriane Williams on March 26, 2025
Agent Licensed in OK, AK, AL & 48 other states
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