A Medicare Advantage disenrollment notice is sent by your plan when you are disenrolled from the plan. Common reasons for disenrollment include: moving outside the service area, plan termination, non-payment of premiums, and fraud. When you are disenrolled, you automatically return to Original Medicare.
Key Points
- Disenrollment notice: sent when you are removed from a Medicare Advantage plan
- Common reasons: moving outside service area, plan termination, non-payment, fraud
- When disenrolled: automatically return to Original Medicare
- You may have a Special Enrollment Period to enroll in a new plan
- An independent agent can help you find a new plan after disenrollment