Consumers are not eligible for the enrollment discount if they are which of the following?

The enrollment discount for consumers participating in AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans is not available to individuals who are age 77 or older. This policy likely reflects the insurance underwriting practices aimed at managing risk, as older individuals statistically have higher health care costs, which could make it less viable for insurers to offer discounts that are typically intended to attract younger, healthier applicants.

Those under age 65 may actually qualify for certain plans and discounts, depending on specific regulations or state laws. Similarly, being currently enrolled in Medicare Part A is a standard requirement for obtaining a Medicare Supplement plan, so it would not disqualify someone from receiving discounts. Finally, a level 1 health rating generally indicates a healthier status, which could actually make a consumer more eligible for discounts, rather than disqualifying them. Hence, age 77 or older is the most relevant reason for ineligibility for the enrollment discount.