Yes...I know this.
Now ... what if someone with SAME, exact underlying condition wants to move from G to C (Advantage)? Not that anyone would/should.
Same underwriting requirements and scrutiny? I doubt it :-) Come right in to Single Payer!
>>> The ‘Advantage’ Plan has co-pays that add up fast in a major med event <<< ... is exactly what friends of ours have warned about and, hopefully, others here, take heed.
“G to C” is allowed w/o medical underwriting, but usually in that situation the person is looking for a cheaper/no cost plan (vs. G) and is in good health/does not have major medical issue anyway. If they have a major medical issue their best bet is to stay on a G/N/high deductible G plan.