How many of your clients MAPD plans are being dropped?

[PCBI]

For the agents here that have large MAPD books, how many of your clients are you having to find new coverage for this AEP because their plan will not be available in 2025. Personally the majority of my book is Medigap + PDP but what I do have in MAPD I am having to find new coverage for 40% of my Humana and about 15% of Aetna. I don't think Humana or Aetna are cross walking these to other plans....is this correct?

If these percentages are any indication of others I can't imagine someone that has 500+ with Humana if they had to replace 40% of theirs.

Just curious as what others are seeing?

Yep Humana in Columbus Ohio getting hammered. Also in Pinehurst NC

 

[somarco]

Lol what state are you in,

All of them.

Every meeting is F2F and he drives to all of them . . . still manages to write 100+ apps a week and maintain his national top producer status.

He is a beast!

 

[DonP]

Yep Humana in Columbus Ohio getting hammered. Also in Pinehurst NC

Humana getting hammered tons of places .Not only with the termed plans but also out of network hospital systems .It’s happening all over the country . Humana will get there wish not only the 10% of clients they wanted dropped they might lose 20%. Humana and Aetna are the main reasons we have all these non commissionable plans hitting . The big air pocket in 2 mil plus mapd termed plans has caused massive influx of business to many plans they can’t handle . I’ve written 5 carriers hard this aep as I’m i’m spreading my business out

 

[603Broker]

I have over 450 MAPD clients that have to move. We lost Aetna, Humana, Wellcare and Harvard Pilgrim Stride, which was a local non profit HMO which had a great network benefits and customer service. I had over 350 people with them alone. This AEP has been actual hell. The disruption in my county in NH has been hit the hardest in the country. I have moved 85% of my clients to either a different MAPD or back to OM with a sup, and finishing up with the other 15% in the following weeks. I have been working 14 hour days including Saturdays taking only Sunday offs. It is a nightmare.

 

[yabadabadoo1026]

high MOOPs look bad but i use them primarily as a tie-breaker in comparisons, small % people in their lifetime i would suspect hit a 7000 MOOP, am i wrong?