Trial right isn't an sep option on Aetna's e-app

[goillini52]

Yeah with Aetna there’s no signature, only a button to click so I seriously have no clue if it can be done over the phone....I’ll say no more

I'm not set up for it, but can't you do an Aetna PDP e-app on CSG? Maybe it might work from that platform?

 

[Chazm]

I'm not set up for it, but can't you do an Aetna PDP e-app on CSG? Maybe it might work from that platform?

Oh I’ve only used CSG for Med supp quotes so I’m not sure

 

[goillini52]

Oh I’ve only used CSG for Med supp quotes so I’m not sure

They have MA and PDP also.

 

[Chazm]

They have MA and PDP also.

Crap imo. I’ve never used it for MAPD. Only Med suppd

 

[goillini52]

Crap imo. I’ve never used it for MAPD. Only Med suppd

It shows the details and price of each plan in the area. I don't sell MA, but I've pulled them up to show prospects what the benefits of their MAPD are to compare against a Med Supp. If I sold MA, I'd use it.

You can also use the MA quoter to price HIP plans to help fill in the gaps.

 

[keith365]

Everything I've read having to do with a trial right, always says that the applicant can get a supplement with guaranteed issue, but I haven't actually seen anything pertaining to rx plans and a trial right. Does anyone know where we could see it in black and white? For example, on Medicare's site?

 

[TwoCents]

Everything I've read having to do with a trial right, always says that the applicant can get a supplement with guaranteed issue, but I haven't actually seen anything pertaining to rx plans and a trial right. Does anyone know where we could see it in black and white? For example, on Medicare's site?

You mean the SEP to enroll into a PDP when dropping the MA to go back to the Med Supp when using "trial right?" -- Pg 36 https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Eligib...PDP_Enrollment_and_Disenrollment_Guidance.pdf