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MI SB0469
Bill
AI Summary
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Expands protections for non-age-eligible individuals (those under 65 with disabilities) seeking Medicare supplement policies by prohibiting insurers from denying coverage or discriminating based on health status during their initial 6-month enrollment period
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Creates a 6-month enrollment window for existing non-age-eligible Medicare Part B enrollees who were enrolled before the bill's effective date to apply for Medicare supplement policies with the same protections
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Requires insurers to charge non-age-eligible applicants no more than the premium rate for a 65-year-old, with no waiting periods or preexisting condition exclusions
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Establishes a "birthday rule" allowing current Medicare supplement policyholders to switch to a different insurer within 60 days of their birthday while maintaining the same policy type, without health-based discrimination
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Mandates that all Medicare supplement policies available from an insurer must be offered to qualifying applicants regardless of age
Legislative Description
Insurance: health insurers; prohibition on denying or conditioning coverage of a Medicare supplement policy; expand. Amends sec. 3829 of 1956 PA 218 (MCL 500.3829).
Insurance: health insurers
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Health Policy
6/26/2025