MO Anniversary Rule

[goillini52]

Oh wow I thought you were being sarcastic
Because who would have proof of anniversary date laying around

It would show this on the policy's schedule page.

 

[Fisher]

No sarcasm at all. It won't underwrite as Anniversary Rule w/o proof. I always called the carrier and had them email me a statement showing dates if it wasn't on the card.

 

[vic120]

No sarcasm at all. It won't underwrite as Anniversary Rule w/o proof. I always called the carrier and had them email me a statement showing dates if it wasn't on the card.

Gothca well she called and trying to have them send something

I though who has that

and Also all the carriers have that info
I mean AARP in NY wont cover preex if you have not had coverage 6 months and if you got coverage 3 months ago they know it and preex you for the other 3 months

 

[LostDollar]

Caveat, not an agent.

If this is about policy effective dates, can't you obtain that information in the insurance coverage section of the My Medicare account?

 

[kstein]

Medico pays flat $25
Cigna pays 14.5%
BC KC pays full commission
All others pay crap %
At one point UHC paid full compensation but no more
This is what I have found out so far this year.

Medico pays 11%

 

[annon123]

If the client signs into medicare.gov it shows when they signed up for B and a supp (month and year only; not sure if it is the original sign up date but since it gives the company with the supp I'd imagine it would show changes that way too). Not sure about MAP's but I'd presume so.