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MD HB275
Bill
Status
2/12/2026
Primary Sponsor
Health
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AI Summary
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Carriers must issue Medicare supplement policies to individuals who were enrolled in Medicare Part B while on Maryland Medical Assistance, if they apply within 63 days of losing Medicaid coverage and remained on Medicaid for at least 6 months after Medicare Part B enrollment began
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Carriers must issue any Medicare supplement policy currently open to new enrollees to individuals who became eligible for Medicare before January 1, 2020 and qualify for a federal special enrollment period guaranteed issue right, if they apply within 63 days of the qualifying event
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Carriers cannot deny coverage, discriminate in pricing, or apply increased premium ratings based on health status, claims experience, or medical conditions during these special enrollment periods
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Applicants must submit evidence of their Medicaid termination date or qualifying event date with their Medicare supplement policy application
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Effective date: July 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Medicare Supplement Policies - Issuance - Requirements
Health Insurance
Last Action
Referred Finance
2/13/2026