FloridaBlue ACA Plans and HealthSherpa

[insuranceagent024]

In order to be appointed with FloridaBlue for ACA products in Florida, you have to be a captive agent and not sell any other carrier's ACA products.

Is there any state law in Florida that would prohibit an agent who is not appointed with FloridaBlue's ACA products to discuss those products and enroll consumers in FloridaBlue plans on HealthSherpa for the referral bonus that HealthSherpa offers?

 

[Yagents]

In order to be appointed with FloridaBlue for ACA products in Florida, you have to be a captive agent and not sell any other carrier's ACA products.

Is there any state law in Florida that would prohibit an agent who is not appointed with FloridaBlue's ACA products to discuss those products and enroll consumers in FloridaBlue plans on HealthSherpa for the referral bonus that HealthSherpa offers?

I dont know of any law, but sherpa is the agent on the policy and doubt they would have the program if not allowed. But is it really worth the $25 referral fee u get?

 

[Chazm]

I dont know of any law, but sherpa is the agent on the policy and doubt they would have the program if not allowed. But is it really worth the $25 referral fee u get?

Is it only $25? My wife is a Fl blue only agent and when she signed into HS today it said they would give her a $150 referral fee. Granted, I didn’t look more into it.

 

[insuranceagent024]

Is it only $25? My wife is a Fl blue only agent and when she signed into HS today it said they would give her a $150 referral fee. Granted, I didn’t look more into it.

It is only $25 for FloridaBlue on HealthSherpa for the referral fee.

If she's a FloridaBlue agent, she definitely should not use their referral program.