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What happens if my Medicare Advantage plan leaves Florida?

You generally get a Special Enrollment Period that lets you choose another Medicare Advantage plan or return to Original Medicare.

What to do next

Start from your own specifics rather than a rule of thumb; a short conversation usually tells you whether this needs a professional look.

Local context for Statewide Florida

When a plan exits your service area, Medicare provides a expected opportunity to move, and the notice from the plan explains the timing. If you return to Original Medicare during that window, you may also have a expected right to buy certain Medicare Supplement plans in some circumstances, which is why acting within the window matters. Keep the plan's notice — it documents the trigger for your enrollment period.

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Last updated 2026-09-23. This page answers a question real customers ask us about Medicare Advantage. It is general information, not a quote or a commitment.

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