Maryland HB275 sets requirements for the issuance of Medicare supplement policies, ensuring certain eligibility and non-discrimination provisions.
Maryland HB275 amends the issuance requirements for Medicare supplement policies. It mandates that carriers cannot deny or condition the issuance of a Medicare supplement policy based on health status, claims experience, or medical condition. The bill also requires carriers to offer specific plans to individuals under 65 who are eligible for Medicare due to disability. Additionally, it ensures that carriers cannot deny, reduce, or condition coverage for these policies based on the same factors.
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