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Medicare supplement (NV): practice questions

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Question 1 · Nevada

A person under 65 enrolled in Medicare because of a disability may buy any Medicare supplement policy offered to new insureds. How long does the open enrollment period last?

  1. Only until the person's next birthday after enrolling in Medicare
  2. At least 6 months from the first month of enrollment in Medicare Part B
  3. There is none; insurers may decline anyone under age 65
  4. At least 30 days from the date of the person's first Medicare claim
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B. At least 6 months from the first month of enrollment in Medicare Part B — NRS 687B.351(1), (4).

Question 2 · Nevada

During the birthday-month open enrollment, what may a Medicare supplement policyholder buy without medical underwriting?

  1. Any Medicare Advantage plan
  2. Only the same lettered plan from the same insurer at a lower premium
  3. Any plan offered by any insurer, including plans with greater benefits
  4. Any of the insurer's policies with the same or lesser benefits
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D. Any of the insurer's policies with the same or lesser benefits — NRS 687B.352(1)-(2).

Question 3 · Nevada

How long is the free-look period on a Medicare supplement policy in Nevada?

  1. 60 days after the application date
  2. 30 days after delivery
  3. 15 days after delivery
  4. 10 days
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B. 30 days after delivery — NAC 687B.240(5).

Question 4 · Nevada

The first-year commission on a Medicare supplement policy may be no more than what share of the commission paid for the second year?

  1. Triple
  2. 150 percent of it
  3. 200 percent
  4. 100 percent
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C. 200 percent — NAC 687B.275(1).

Question 5 · Nevada

Nevada's annual Medicare supplement open enrollment for current policyholders begins on the first day of the person's birthday month and lasts at least how long?

  1. One year
  2. Six months
  3. 60 days
  4. A week before the birthday
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C. 60 days — NRS 687B.352(1).

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