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During the Annual Election Period, which statement best describes enrollment changes?

During the Annual Election Period, you can make unlimited enrollment changes and the last choice before the period ends becomes effective on January 1.

During the Annual Election Period you have the opportunity to review and adjust your Medicare coverage for the upcoming year, and you can make as many enrollment changes as you want during that window. The crucial point is that the last plan choice you submit before the period ends governs your coverage, and it takes effect on January 1 of the next year. Changes aren’t applied the same day you submit them; they’re tied to the next calendar year’s start date. If you submit multiple changes, only the final one before the deadline matters. The other options don’t fit because they imply a limit on changes, immediate effect, or no changes being allowed, which isn’t how the Annual Election Period works.

You may change only once during the period.

Changes take effect the same day you submit them.

Enrollment changes are not allowed during the Annual Election Period.