What is a person allowed to do if they changed from one D-SNP to another due to a change in LIS but want to revert?

The individual is subject to the once-per-quarter rule for Medicare Dual Special Needs Plans (D-SNP) when they wish to revert to a previous plan after changing due to a change in Low Income Subsidy (LIS) status. This rule permits individuals to make plan changes during specific intervals, limiting them to one change per quarter.

Thus, if someone changes their D-SNP plan and then decides they want to switch back to the original plan within the same calendar year, they can only do so in accordance with this rule. This emphasizes the structured nature of Medicare enrollment periods, where changes can often be limited based on specific circumstances and timing.

Other options do not accurately reflect the regulations surrounding plan changes in the context of a shift related to LIS. It's essential for individuals to understand the constraints placed upon them to navigate their options successfully.