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It tracks back to the original intent. If you did that and sold MA, you'd have problems, the way the law reads it goes back to original intent. Now, if you're inviting them to talk about senior products other than MA (or any others that have that specific prohibition) then they ask about the prohibited item, that should be fine. That said, you better be damn sure you're not actually using it as a rouse to sell MA plans. An agency in NY got fined over $100k (small one too) for door knocking on supps and selling MA because they looked at what they actually sold which was almost entirely MA. If it walks like a duck and it talks like a duck, it's probably a MA sales activity.
Survey, same problem. It goes to original intent. If you are particularly curious about getting into this you should do AHIP (or see if someone has the slides printed out somewhere). You can also review the CMS marketing guidelines. This might help get you pointed in the right direction:
http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Health-Plans/ManagedCareMarketing/FinalPartCMarketingGuidelines.html
Survey, same problem. It goes to original intent. If you are particularly curious about getting into this you should do AHIP (or see if someone has the slides printed out somewhere). You can also review the CMS marketing guidelines. This might help get you pointed in the right direction:
http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Health-Plans/ManagedCareMarketing/FinalPartCMarketingGuidelines.html