In December I sold a client a Humana Medicare Advantage, she had a med sup with part D prescription plan. Will I get the $611 or will I receive the $306 because she had Part D. I don't usually put people on a MAPD but I hear different answers. Some say because she had a part D I will only get the $306
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NumbersGuy
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Humana considers that an unlike plan change. You will be paid at the renewal rate, prorated based on effective date.
DonP is the only agent in America who still gets his MA commissions prorated.
If they have a pdp card 100% United and Humana prorate . Example dual on Medicaid and pdp card gets his Medicare card . Humana and United prorate . All my friends in other states say same thing . Aetna I have no idea . 2 yrs ago Humana and WellCare used to not prorate . WellCare I have no idea now . So it might depend on state . United seems to prorate nationwide .New to Medicare full trueup anytime
If that happened to me I would be raising hell. Having a PDP means nothing when going onto an MAPD plan. I've written UH D-SNP on clients in middle of the year that had a Med Sup and stand alone PDP and have always gotten the full 1st year commission. Aetna pays 1st year no matter what time of year you write it also. I don't do Humana.
NumbersGuy
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After reviewing Humana's commission schedule DonP is 100% correct.
In that case I'm glad Humana isn't competitive in my area. What a screw job compared to other companies.
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