Roll em all

Cenla, I know the why... I am asking a rhetorical question. My point being that CMS EXPECTS beneficiaries to switch to maintain a policy most beneficial to them, and FMOs have no business trying to stop them.

What kinds of things are FMO's doing to try to stop them?
 
I was responding to the comment that FMOs may try to terminate an agent for switching clients to other carriers.
 
I was responding to the comment that FMOs may try to terminate an agent for switching clients to other carriers.

I know some supplement companies will definitely do it. Not that familiar with the FMO's since most of my contracts are direct.
 
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