28 February I Used to Smoke, Can I Qualify for Non-Smoker Rates for a Medicare Supplement February 28, 2017 By Editor Medicare Supplement medicare, medicare supplement, medigap, seniors 0 Ultimately, the answer is yes, you can potentially qualify for Non-Smoker rates if you have been a smoker in the past depending on how long it has been since you smoked. If you were previously a smoker, but it has been at least 5 years since the last time you smoked, you qualify for Non-Smoker rates. It is also important to note that if you have quit smoking but it has not yet been 5 years since you quit, you can still eventually get the Non-Smoker rates! When you hit your 5 year anniversary from the time you quit smoking, contact us here at Manhattan Life to switch over to Non-Smoker rates at your next payment period. Visit ManhattanLife's Medicare Supplement for plan information. Related Posts Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 1 Along with Medicare, Medicare Supplement or Medigap can give assist in providing more thorough health insurance. Join Maggie as she embarks on a five-part journey to better understand just how beneficial Medicare Supplement coverage can be. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 4 Medigap Maggie's learning journey reaches its end and epilogue. Here, further details and potential scenarios are given, and questions are answered. Medicare Supplement Plans and You - Know Your Options If you return to Original Medicare during the Annual Election Period (October 15th – December 7th), you could be eligible for a Medicare Supplement plan. Know your options. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 2 Maggie continues her quest to learn more about healthcare at age 65 and beyond. In Part 2 of our blog series, she discovers the myriad of details that make up this supplemental insurance. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 3 After much studying and contemplation, Maggie takes the necessary steps to acquire a Medicare Supplement policy. 17 Reasons Consumers Choose Medicare Supplement Over Medicare Advantage A list of the main reasons consumers choose a Medicare Supplement plan over a Medicare Advantage plan. Comments are closed.