HHS wants to med supps gaurenteed Issue

[Millwood]

MAPD, PDP regulated by CMS.

Medigap regulated by the states.

CMS has no regulatory authority over Medigap plans.

How HHS is trying to do this is claim that if a company sells PD, and MAPD they have power to make them apply those rules to all products. It may not happen, but it definitely telegraphs what HHS wants to happen!

 

[rmhaire]

How HHS is trying to do this is claim that if a company sells PD, and MAPD they have power to make them apply those rules to all products. It may not happen, but it definitely telegraphs what HHS wants to happen!

Maybe so. But like @somarco says there are plenty of supp only companies that HHC can't touch. Same goes for CMS.

 

[Medicare bro]

Maybe so. But like @somarco says there are plenty of supp only companies that HHC can't touch. Same goes for CMS.

So maybe this happening would be a good thing. The big insurance companies would struggle with supps while the Mom and Pop carriers who really need our help to sell them would thrive.

 

[rmhaire]

So maybe this happening would be a good thing. The big insurance companies would struggle with supps while the Mom and Pop carriers who really need our help to sell them would thrive.

Maybe so. But I'd much prefer that CMS and HHC get out of Dodge.

 

[axeman462]

MAPD, PDP regulated by CMS.

Medigap regulated by the states.

CMS has no regulatory authority over Medigap plans.

Don't give them any ideas Bob...

 

[SamIam]

Well maybe that Trump is in office and new department heads maybe this goes in the garbage can.

 

[InsuranceGuy29]

My upline said HHS wants to med supps gaurenteed Issue has anyone heard that? It would make it alot more expensive and pay less.

With Trump back in, not something we'll have to worry about anymore...thankfully.

Him and his people understand logic, common sense, and how the real world actually functions.

Things are about to change DRASTICALLY for the better in the insurance world.

As much as some misguided people think this would good and would be a benefit to seniors, it's not. Their rates would absolutely astronomically skyrocket.