Creating a MC.gov account for every client isn't a waste of
Are you suggesting an agent should set up a MyMedicare account for their clients and then ACCESS that information for purposes of running PDP reports every year?
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Creating a MC.gov account for every client isn't a waste of
What would be wrong with that?Are you suggesting an agent should set up a MyMedicare account for their clients and then ACCESS that information for purposes of running PDP reports every year?
What would be wrong with that?
I make a Medicare.Gov account with every client if they do not have one already. It shows us what their level of extra help/Medicaid is, what plan they are currently on, and how often they’ve changed plans since they enrolled in Medicare. Fun fact: If they’ve changed plans every year since they’ve had Medicare, you’re probably wasting your time.
You better exit the dual mkt . I’m betting the avg dual changes every 18 months . Had a woman last week that pulled out 4 cards. 2 co’s and she had the same plan 2 times for each the past 1 yr . I asked her why? She said she couldn’t say no. I packed my stuff quickly and exited. All these sites show 100’s of guys that have written 50 plus in 2 weeks . Outside massive rolling those #;s impossible . Means i write 100 and i lose 50. There’s not enough duals/lis for all to write 50.I saw were total aca agent’s up 34% from 2020 to 2021. Every imo on the planet pushing .
Plus anyone who has access to your MyMedicare also can view your PHI and other HIPAA related data.
Creating a MC.gov account for every client isn't a waste of time? Most carriers have a lookup tool that provides most of that information. As much as I hate dealing with PDPs, changing plans every year is probably the wise thing to do. Wouldn't you do the same for yourself?
Are you referring to Somarco? He said that within the past couple of weeks.A wise man once said: Not my circus. Not my monkeys.