Any Special Rules for Med Supps in South Carolina?

[sman]

I know some states have some guarantee issue rules such as California and Missouri. Can anyone shed any light on South Carolina? I have a client who moved from Georgia to South Carolina who currently has a Med Supp and we'd like to get her with another carrier to save money if possible. The problem is she had a kidney transplant two years ago and I don't know of a carrier who will accept her based on the fact that she's taking immunosuppressive meds. Unless of course South Carolina has some special rules or a carrier is having some type of promotion like BCBS of Georgia is doing currently.

Any ideas from those with knowledge for Med Supps in South Carolina?

 

[alldaytuesdays]

Unfortunately, there's not anything GI. The closest things we have in SC are Mutual 'N' (for a few more days) and AARP/UHC (very limited underwriting if within three years of Part B effective).

We don't sell BCBS of SC (rates not competitive). Their health questions are fairly limited (although not GI), but I'm just not familiar enough with their questions to speak about them.

 

[sman]

Thanks for the info.