Policies that must be offered
NRS 687B.351 requires an insurer that offers any Medicare Supplement policy in Nevada to allow a qualifying person under 65 to purchase any Medicare Supplement policy that the insurer offers to new insureds age 65 or older. This means Plan G may be available where the insurer offers Plan G to new insureds age 65 or older. It does not mean every insurer sells Plan G or that every applicant is within an applicable enrollment or guaranteed-issue period.
Initial six-month period
The insurer must provide an open enrollment period beginning on the first day of the first month the person enrolled in Medicare Part B and continuing for at least six months.
Premium limits
For standardized Plans A, B, or D, the premium may not exceed what the insurer would charge a person exactly age 65 for the same policy. For other standardized plans, including Plan G, the premium may not exceed 200 percent of the rate the insurer would charge a person exactly age 65 for the same policy.
Important limitation
The special transition enrollment period for certain people who were already enrolled in Part B as of October 1, 2025 ran through April 1, 2026. That transition window has ended. Other open-enrollment or guaranteed-issue rights may still apply depending on the facts.
Official Nevada sources
Nevada Legislature, NRS 687B.351
Nevada Legislature, SB 292 history and enrolled law