Washington HB1603 requires insurers to offer Medicare supplemental coverage to individuals who disenroll from Medicare Advantage plans and enroll in.

Washington HB1603 mandates that insurers provide guaranteed issue rights for Medicare supplemental coverage to individuals who voluntarily leave Medicare Advantage plans and enroll in Medicare Parts A and B. This applies to those who disenroll within twelve months of enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan. Insurers must offer a policy similar to the one the individual previously held, or an equivalent policy if the original is unavailable. The guaranteed issue period lasts for sixty-three days after the individual's disenrollment from the Medicare Advantage plan.

Washington HB1603 requires insurers to offer Medicare supplemental coverage to individuals who disenroll from Medicare Advantage plans and enroll in.

Washington HB1603 mandates that insurers provide guaranteed issue rights for Medicare supplemental coverage to individuals who voluntarily leave Medicare Advantage plans and enroll in Medicare Parts A and B. This applies to those who disenroll within twelve months of enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan. Insurers must offer a policy similar to the one the individual previously held, or an equivalent policy if the original is unavailable. The guaranteed issue period lasts for sixty-three days after the individual's disenrollment from the Medicare Advantage plan.