1. A Florida Medicare supplement open enrollment period guarantees issuance for how long after a person enrolls in Medicare Part B at age 65 or older?

6 months

Florida provides a 6-month Medicare supplement open enrollment period beginning when the person is 65 or older and enrolled in Medicare Part B, during which coverage is guaranteed issue.

2. A Florida Medicare supplement policy must provide a free-look (right to return) period of at least:

30 days

Florida requires a 30-day free-look period for Medicare supplement policies, during which the policy may be returned for a full refund.

3. At solicitation, a Florida long-term care applicant must receive a:

Long-term care shopper's guide and an outline of coverage

Florida requires that long-term care applicants receive a shopper's guide and an outline of coverage at the time of solicitation.

4. Florida's Long-Term Care Partnership Program allows policyholders to:

Protect assets from Medicaid spend-down equal to the benefits paid by a qualified policy

The Long-Term Care Partnership Program provides Medicaid asset disregard equal to the benefits paid under a qualified partnership policy.