What is a requirement for someone wishing to change plans in March after already using their special enrollment?

Individuals looking to change their Medicare plans after utilizing their special enrollment period must evaluate their eligibility for another special enrollment period. Special enrollment periods typically occur due to qualifying life events, such as moving to a new area, losing other health coverage, or other significant changes in circumstances.

If someone has already exercised a special enrollment opportunity, they may still qualify for additional enrollment periods based on different criteria or situations. Therefore, checking for other special enrollment period eligibility allows the individual to understand if they can make further changes to their Medicare plan without having to wait for the next general enrollment period.

Other choices, while they may seem relevant, do not capture this specific aspect of eligibility. Being eligible for a new enrollment or needing to submit a new application does not directly address the need to investigate if another special enrollment period is available based on their current situation. Waiting until the next calendar year does not apply if there are qualifying events that may allow for another enrollment period sooner.