I've had a change in my health condition. How does this affect my current Medicare plan, and should I reconsider my coverage?

Answered by 4 licensed agents

on Medicare Advantage Plans there is NO underwriting, so regardless of the health of someone, everyone can get a Medicare Advantage Plan is long is their Part A & B are in effect. Medicare Supplements require medical under writing and based on results could require much higher monthly premiums

Answered by Melonie Wood on March 30, 2025

Agent Licensed in FL & AL

Answered by Melonie Wood Medicare Insurance Agent
In most cases you do not need to worry as much if you have a Medigap plan. The change in your health could affect your medical costs under a Medicare Advantage plan or your Part D drug plan.

Answered by Joseph Bachmeier on March 25, 2025

Agent Licensed in PA, DE, FL & MD, NC, NJ & SC

Answered by Joseph Bachmeier Medicare Insurance Agent
If you have a severe or disabling condition that recently occurred and are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan you may qualify a (SEP) Special Enrollment Period.

If you have a Medigap plan most likely no changes will be needed.

Answered by Don Hudson on March 30, 2025

Broker Licensed in FL

Answered by Don Hudson Medicare Insurance Agent
Your insurance cannot cancel your policy because of your health. Nor can they raise your premiums because you use the policy more. It would only make a difference if you were to try to change a Medicare Supplement. They could tell you no due to healrh questions . I hope that answered your questions

Answered by Debra Weber on March 26, 2025

Broker Licensed in PA, DE, FL & 5 other states

Answered by Debra Weber Medicare Insurance Agent

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