Is it illegal for licensed insurance agents to process cancer screening test?

[AmberBurd]

Could be. It may not be what the poster meant to say, but I think the idea that genetic testing prevents cancer is a pretty big "ASSumption".

Maybe some want to know if they are pre-dispositioned via there Family Genetic Cancer genes (also for their kids) & if so they might want to change their lifestyle, eating habits, loose weight......... so maybe they can possibly delay or prevent it from happening.

 

[AmberBurd]

Bahahahahahaha . . .

Such a newb.

YOU must be NEW to be saying such a thing? Point fingers. I normally do not brag, BUT in this case. Do you have 1K clients on the books like I do? With lifetime renewals??? Wow looks like I'm NEW alright, Your a Hater you must be a Demo.

 

[goillini52]

YOU must be NEW to be saying such a thing? Point fingers. I normally do not brag, BUT in this case. Do you have 1K clients on the books like I do? With lifetime renewals??? Wow looks like I'm NEW alright, Your a Hater you must be a Demo.

Damned Dems!!! So, turns out that myinsurebiz is not only an AssHole...he's also a low down dirty rotten Dem.

 

[LostDollar]

Maybe some want to know if they are pre-dispositioned via there Family Genetic Cancer genes (also for their kids) & if so they might want to change their lifestyle, eating habits, loose weight......... so maybe they can possibly delay or prevent it from happening.

Are you currently working with women or women's groups in some way to promote awareness of breast and ovarian cancers and possible preventive actions?

Are you a qualified and trained genetic counselor capable of knowing whether a person will receive greater benefit from blood or saliva genetic testing?

 

[Desmond Doss]

Some agents break every rule in the book and walk away. Legal and illegal dont mean much in this business!

 

[AmberBurd]

Are you currently working with women or women's groups in some way to promote awareness of breast and ovarian cancers and possible preventive actions?

Are you a qualified and trained genetic counselor capable of knowing whether a person will receive greater benefit from blood or saliva genetic testing?

Its the Doctors decision to determine and to make a plan with their patients

 

[myinsurebiz]

YOU must be NEW to be saying such a thing? Point fingers. I normally do not brag, BUT in this case. Do you have 1K clients on the books like I do? With lifetime renewals??? Wow looks like I'm NEW alright, Your a Hater you must be a Demo.

Bahahahaha - sure you do. What's your name - we can get that braggadocios statement verified.

Also - No such thing as lifetime renewals in this biz . . .

p.s. - meant "newb" to the forum.

p.p.s. - you may need to change it out and get a Snickers Bar.

 

[myinsurebiz]

Damned Dems!!! So, turns out that myinsurebiz is not only an AssHole...he's also a low down dirty rotten Dem.

*hick hasn't a clue. Moments like these I miss ole *ick . . .

 

[AmberBurd]

Bahahahaha - sure you do. What's your name - we can get that braggadocios statement verified.

Also - No such thing as lifetime renewals in this biz . . .

p.s. - meant "newb" to the forum.

p.p.s. - you may need to change it out and get a Snickers Bar.

Oh so I guess your not in the Medicare Supp. nor MAPD biz. As long as the client stays in the plan YES lifetime renewals, you must just sell final EX. No client would ever give business to a person like you with your contentious attitude, no wonder you would't get life time renewals they will dump your A$% & find another agent!!!!!!!!

 

[rousemark]

Maybe some want to know if they are pre-dispositioned via there Family Genetic Cancer genes (also for their kids) & if so they might want to change their lifestyle, eating habits, loose weight......... so maybe they can possibly delay or prevent it from happening.

OK.. Now you have answered my question by what you mean when you say prevent.. However, if it is a genetic condition, a lifestyle change will not affect it. Even though a lifestyle change can affect the occurrence of cancer that are caused by things like smoking (such as I had), it will not alter a genetic abnormality. The only thing the genetic testing at this time can possibly do to help is to alert the doctor to be alert to the possibility of a certain cancer so that possibly they could catch it early and before it metastasized.. Once a cancer has occurred, genetic testing can help in developing a targeted treatment. Wonderful things are being done with immunotherapy.