Should I move from F supplement to G?

[SCGamecock]

Originally Posted by arwenmark

Another thing I like about AARP/UHC is that they let you change plans with them any time without underwriting.

Originally Posted by Ariadne22

For AARP UHC, the no underwriting applies if you are lowering your coverage - i.e., you went from a Plan F to G....

Update: UHC/AARP is revising their internal policy of allowing existing members to downgrade from Medigap plan F to G without underwriting. It looks like courtesy downgrades to Plan N will still be allowed.

Starting October 1, 2018, members currently enrolled in an AARP® Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan, including Medicare Select Plans, insured by UnitedHealthcare® Insurance Company, residing in all states and territories EXCEPT CA, CT, FL, GU, MA, ME, MN, MP, NY, OR, VI, VT, WA, and WI who wish to change to Plan G will now need to complete a new application and answer all medical underwriting questions to determine a premium rate. This new underwriting policy is in response to UnitedHealthcare’s efforts to maintain stable Plan G premium rates and product competiveness.

Reference: Alert: New Underwriting Policy for AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan G

[lady400]

Originally Posted by SCGamecock

Update: UHC/AARP is revising their internal policy of allowing existing members to downgrade from Medigap plan F to G without underwriting. It looks like courtesy downgrades to Plan N will still be allowed.

This probably deserves it's own thread! Thank goodness we did this months ago.