I hate this, too. My solution has been to make a photocopy of the application pages, enrollment checklist, and receipt and tuck them into each enrollment book. Then I leave them the entire book with nothing torn out of it, using the copied application.This is the one day of the year I wish I had a secretary. It's the annual tearing out of applications from the UH MAPD books. So far 6 have hit the recycle bin because of torn pages and there have been quite a few swear words so far. Guess I better place another order now.
This is the one day of the year I wish I had a secretary. It's the annual tearing out of applications from the UH MAPD books. So far 6 have hit the recycle bin because of torn pages and there have been quite a few swear words so far. Guess I better place another order now.
It only requires printed name, not signature. If it required a signature, it would most likely say enrollee signature. I do still find it a bit irritating to have to write their name on every page of the application, although I get the reason.
They have the place for the enrolling name on every page in case the pages get separated, just like Humana requires their Medicare number in the top right of every page. But it must not be a Medicare requirement, because it's not true for every application for every carrier.
And a very good point. My applications have never said anything other than enrollee name.
