AETNA SUPPRESSING PLANS ON NOVEMBER 1st, you won't get paid after that for the plans listed below: MOSTLY MD,VA, NY, AND SOME OTHERS

[straightnochaser]

I posted this 90 mins ago on Aetna . The balls rolling . It started with Anthem pulling ppo non dsnp nationwide off e app platforms . What I'm hearing is most plans going to HMO's in 2026 for star ratings . United's the king of all kings and has destroyed Humana and Aetna . They didn't chase benefits last 4 yrs and is stronger than ever . I've placed 200 plus apps with United the last 14 days

60% of our policies so far have been UHC.

 

[frank04]

Ahh touché. Didn't know that.
Humana has a PPO giveback in Fl to compete with their other PPO GB and the new one doesn't pay commissions.
I'm not showing anyone that plan. Once companies realize they don't need us, they won't pay us. I hear of some agents say, "do what's right and you'll be ok." Screw that. I'm not showing MAPD plans that don't pay

Which Humana PPO Giveback is non commissionable?!?! It cant be the 311. The 393?

 

[axeman462]

Ahh touché. Didn't know that.
Humana has a PPO giveback in Fl to compete with their other PPO GB and the new one doesn't pay commissions.
I'm not showing anyone that plan. Once companies realize they don't need us, they won't pay us. I hear of some agents say, "do what's right and you'll be ok." Screw that. I'm not showing MAPD plans that don't pay

whats the plan code on the one that doesn't pay?

 

[hockeyday]

I posted this 90 mins ago on Aetna . The balls rolling . It started with Anthem pulling ppo non dsnp nationwide off e app platforms . What I'm hearing is most plans going to HMO's in 2026 for star ratings . United's the king of all kings and has destroyed Humana and Aetna . They didn't chase benefits last 4 yrs and is stronger than ever . I've placed 200 plus apps with United the last 14 days

I gave them 1, thankful that I have local Michigan based companies to write,

 

[axeman462]

Which Humana PPO Giveback is non commissionable?!?! It cant be the 311. The 393?

the only ones I see in the PPP is H7284-006 PPO and H1036-280 HMO

You can find it on page 14 of the PPP in vantage. Other than that I'm not sure what he is referring to, the 393 and 311 are commissionable

 

[InsuranceGuy29]

I posted this 90 mins ago on Aetna . The balls rolling . It started with Anthem pulling ppo non dsnp nationwide off e app platforms . What I'm hearing is most plans going to HMO's in 2026 for star ratings . United's the king of all kings and has destroyed Humana and Aetna . They didn't chase benefits last 4 yrs and is stronger than ever . I've placed 200 plus apps with United the last 14 days

Hearing from who? If Trump gets in, this entire BS will go away. The Biden administration has been an absolute nightmare for Medicare.

 

[axeman462]

This is honestly getting out of control. When is CMS gonna step in and demand all carriers pay on all plans???? The supposed "crusaders of fairness among all plans," my ass.

First it was some PDP plans don't pay on a few plans. Sucks, but whatever....still tons of good plans that pay. Then it was more plans not paying. Then it was a carrier not paying on any PDP's......

Oh, and they're also gonna steal ALL of our f**king renewals. Now it's carriers not paying on some MAPD plans. This has to end.

It's to the point where I have no faith or trust in any carrier anymore. My motivation to even do this job is at an all-time low.

Demand that carriers pay commission? You're starting to sounds like a Kamala Harris voter there. One of the most anti-free market things on heard on this forum in a while.

 

[Chazm]

Which Humana PPO Giveback is non commissionable?!?! It cant be the 311. The 393?

452 I believe. The 393 and 311 pay.
It's a brand new PPO that they are testing out in some FL markets. More dental and lower deductible. Slightly lower giveback, higher drug DED and I don't think it's the same copays out of network as IN.

 

[Medicare bro]

452 I believe. The 393 and 311 pay.
It's a brand new PPO that they are testing out in some FL markets. More dental and lower deductible. Slightly lower giveback, higher drug DED and I don't think it's the same copays out of network as IN.

I am not in an area where this has happened. Why would Humana not pay a commission on this?

 

[axeman462]

452 I believe. The 393 and 311 pay.
It's a brand new PPO that they are testing out in some FL markets. More dental and lower deductible. Slightly lower giveback, higher drug DED and I don't think it's the same copays out of network as IN.

I think I ordered one of the books for the 452 this year because I noticed it was a new plan. I vaguely remember getting a notice when I ordered it that said something about it being a "low performing plan", or something to that effect.

After I got the book, I reviewed it and threw it out. Didn't see the point of it.

The PPP don't mention it being non-commissionable though. Where did you hear that?