Health insurers withdraw plans for different reasons, e.g. when they introduce a new similar plan or because of their inability to meet CMS enrollment thresholds.
For 2010, many Medicare Advantage Plan providers canceled their private fee-for-service (PFFS) plans in anticipation of the termination of all PFFS plans after December 31, 2010.
When insurers cancel plans, the plan members may be automatically enrolled in a similar plan. This automatic roll-over however does not mean that the insured cannot select other plans that are more suited to their needs, even if that means opting for another carrier.
Contact a local health insurance broker or visit plan comparison sites like Medicare Advantage Supplement Info to obtain information on other Medicare Advantage Plans available to you.
For 2010, many Medicare Advantage Plan providers canceled their private fee-for-service (PFFS) plans in anticipation of the termination of all PFFS plans after December 31, 2010.
When insurers cancel plans, the plan members may be automatically enrolled in a similar plan. This automatic roll-over however does not mean that the insured cannot select other plans that are more suited to their needs, even if that means opting for another carrier.
Contact a local health insurance broker or visit plan comparison sites like Medicare Advantage Supplement Info to obtain information on other Medicare Advantage Plans available to you.
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