What is required for selling a Med Sup plan to someone with a MAP?

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To sell a Medigap (Med Sup) plan to someone who is currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan (MAP), it is necessary for the individual to disenroll from the MAP. This is because Medigap plans are designed to work with Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) rather than Medicare Advantage plans. Since a Medigap policy cannot coordinate benefits with a Medicare Advantage plan, the individual must first relinquish their enrollment in the MAP before they can purchase a Med Sup plan. Disenrolling ensures that the beneficiary can rely on both Original Medicare and the Medigap policy for their coverage, effectively filling in the coverage gaps left by Original Medicare.

The other options do not accurately reflect the requirements or process for enrolling in a Medigap policy while already enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan.