Yesterday at 1:11 PM #1 Fisher Guru 1000 Post Club 1,965 GA I've reached out to a UHC rep with this question but no response yet. If I write a med supp for someone who is GI because their MAPD is exiting the market, is the med supp commissionable?
I've reached out to a UHC rep with this question but no response yet. If I write a med supp for someone who is GI because their MAPD is exiting the market, is the med supp commissionable?
Yesterday at 1:30 PM #2 V vic120 Guru 5000 Post Club 8,412 OH Fisher said: I've reached out to a UHC rep with this question but no response yet. If I write a med supp for someone who is GI because their MAPD is exiting the market, is the med supp commissionable? Click to expand... No different then other GI Unless something has changed UHC used to pay 50% on GI
Fisher said: I've reached out to a UHC rep with this question but no response yet. If I write a med supp for someone who is GI because their MAPD is exiting the market, is the med supp commissionable? Click to expand... No different then other GI Unless something has changed UHC used to pay 50% on GI
Yesterday at 2:16 PM #4 V vic120 Guru 5000 Post Club 8,412 OH Chazm said: They pay 100% here in FL . Click to expand... I used to get 50% in TX and IL, I dont know if that changed or just a FL thing but it would be cool if they pay 100% everywhere now
Chazm said: They pay 100% here in FL . Click to expand... I used to get 50% in TX and IL, I dont know if that changed or just a FL thing but it would be cool if they pay 100% everywhere now
Yesterday at 2:43 PM Thread starter #5 Fisher Guru 1000 Post Club 1,965 GA Here's the response from PHD (this is for an AZ client)-- If they have had another UHC plan prior to their current MA, then the Original Agent of Record will retain their AOR status and receive commission. Plans accepted with Guaranteed issue would be paid at 5% of $310.00 bring $15.50 yearly in commission payments. Click to expand... Pretty pathetic.
Here's the response from PHD (this is for an AZ client)-- If they have had another UHC plan prior to their current MA, then the Original Agent of Record will retain their AOR status and receive commission. Plans accepted with Guaranteed issue would be paid at 5% of $310.00 bring $15.50 yearly in commission payments. Click to expand... Pretty pathetic.
Yesterday at 2:46 PM #6 V vic120 Guru 5000 Post Club 8,412 OH Fisher said: Here's the response from PHD (this is for an AZ client)-- Pretty pathetic. Click to expand... No more 50% are you sure?
Fisher said: Here's the response from PHD (this is for an AZ client)-- Pretty pathetic. Click to expand... No more 50% are you sure?
Yesterday at 2:49 PM Thread starter #7 Fisher Guru 1000 Post Club 1,965 GA Dude, I copied and pasted the PHD rep's response. Am I sure? I'm not sure of anything. Could be state-specific.
Dude, I copied and pasted the PHD rep's response. Am I sure? I'm not sure of anything. Could be state-specific.
Yesterday at 6:23 PM #8 Chazm Guru 5000 Post Club 7,182 Orlando It’s definitely state specific. They send out updated commission rates each year.
Yesterday at 9:08 PM #9 somarco GA Medicare Expert 5000 Post Club 37,418 Atlanta Fisher said: Could be state-specific. Click to expand... State AND carrier specific . . . .
Yesterday at 9:32 PM Thread starter #10 Fisher Guru 1000 Post Club 1,965 GA somarco said: State AND carrier specific . . . . Click to expand... Cool. Who's paying full commish on these GI situations, Somarco?
somarco said: State AND carrier specific . . . . Click to expand... Cool. Who's paying full commish on these GI situations, Somarco?
