UHC and MEDICARE appointment

[regularAgent]

Yesterday I called United Health Care to request an appointment for MEDICARE and they informed me that to sell in Florida you must pay $ 220 and for Texas $ 70 per appointment with the state.
Do you know if all companies work the same?

 

[Kb4391]

They are one of the few that have appointment fee's that are that high. Several carriers have fees however.

 

[Packerland]

Yesterday I called United Health Care to request an appointment for MEDICARE and they informed me that to sell in Florida you must pay $ 220 and for Texas $ 70 per appointment with the state.
Do you know if all companies work the same?

Our agency pays all fees...some agencies will pay others not so much

 

[wehotex]

Yesterday I called United Health Care to request an appointment for MEDICARE and they informed me that to sell in Florida you must pay $ 220 and for Texas $ 70 per appointment with the state.
Do you know if all companies work the same?

Are you referring to NON_RESIDENTIAL? I've never paid a fee for appointment in Texas (resident). Once, I was charged $30-35 for an anthem appointment. I think that that has since gone away?

 

[goillini52]

Yesterday I called United Health Care to request an appointment for MEDICARE and they informed me that to sell in Florida you must pay $ 220 and for Texas $ 70 per appointment with the state.
Do you know if all companies work the same?

Here's a 2018 list of state appointment fees, courtesy of the Dancing Gordon Girls. Some states don't allow them. It's up to each state.

https://www.gordonmarketing.com/wp-...te-Non-Resident-Appointment-Fees-for-2018.pdf

 

[regularAgent]

Are you referring to NON_RESIDENTIAL? I've never paid a fee for appointment in Texas (resident). Once, I was charged $30-35 for an anthem appointment. I think that that has since gone away?

Not RESIDENTIAL for Florida and RESIDENT for TX, bith have fees

 

[regularAgent]

Here's a 2018 list of state appointment fees, courtesy of the Dancing Gordon Girls. Some states don't allow them. It's up to each state.

https://www.gordonmarketing.com/wp-...te-Non-Resident-Appointment-Fees-for-2018.pdf

Thaks so much

 

[Rossat]

For PA, UHC Jarvis only shows YES or NO if eligible for DSNP. It doesn't list the type which makes it annoying.