Centers Plan's official notice states that Centers Plan for Medicare Advantage Care (HMO) was not offered in 2026 and coverage under that product ended December 31, 2025. Archived benefit summaries should not be promoted as a current enrollment option.
Identify the exact product
This notice concerns the named Medicare Advantage Care HMO. Do not assume it describes every product or program associated with Centers Plan for Healthy Living. Use the full name and contract information from your own documents.
What the nonrenewal notice tells you
The notice described transition options and time-limited enrollment rights for affected members. Its February 28, 2026 enrollment deadline is historical. Reading that notice now does not reopen the same deadline or guarantee that any plan will accept a new application today.
| Your current question | Next step |
|---|---|
| What coverage do I have now? | Check your current Medicare account and member documents. |
| Can I change plans now? | Ask Medicare which enrollment period applies. |
| Can I obtain Medigap? | Verify the particular guaranteed-issue right, evidence and deadline. |
| What about an old claim? | Use the coverage-year notice and responsible claims contact. |
Protect continuity of care
- Confirm your current plan's doctors and facilities.
- Ask about authorization for upcoming services.
- Keep the nonrenewal letter and replacement enrollment record.
- Address any unexplained gap directly with Medicare or the insurer.
A former card does not establish active coverage after the termination date. Likewise, a new card does not automatically settle a disputed bill from the old plan year.
Independent help
Medicare and SHIP can explain transition and enrollment questions. An agent can compare represented options but cannot extend a federal deadline or guarantee Medigap acceptance without confirming the applicable right.
Related coverage questions
- Leaving Medicare Advantage: enrollment windows and Medigap checks
- Medicare Advantage trial rights: when Medigap protection may apply
- A Medicare Medical Claim Was Denied: What to Do Next