Medigap Open Enrollment Period
Medicare Glossary
Specific to individuals, Medigap Open Enrollment is a one-time only, 6 month period in which you can enroll in any Medigap policy offered in your state without fear of being denied or charged more based on medical history and pre-existing conditions. The period starts the first month you are covered under Medicare Part B and over 65 years old.
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