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By Federal law, you can switch back within one year after first buying a Medicare Advantage policy. After that, you are only permitted to switch back to traditional Medicare without medical underwriting in 4 states; Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Maine.

Here's the analysis I did comparing MA to traditional Medicare before I turned age 65 in 2021.

https://retireearlyhomepage.com/medicare2020.html

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