What Medicare Information Can You Put on Your Website?

[csgrimes]

I am thinking of adding information on my insurance website about medicare, medicare supplements, and advantage. I don't want to get in any trouble so I was wondering if someone could lend some advice? I wanted to add medicare information linked to medicare.gov and then general information about supplements and advantage plans.

Do we have guidelines for this as well? Would it have to be approved?

Thanks!

 

[Justin Bilyj]

whoa!!!! be careful cms is watching shhhh....
MA dont, too many problems to begin with. med supp, better...but be careful. what exactly do you want to put up there?

 

[csgrimes]

I wanted to show the basic medicare benefits with prices and limits. I just wanted to show the "need" to customers for supplements of MA.

 

[Winter_123]

I wanted to show the basic medicare benefits with prices and limits. I just wanted to show the "need" to customers for supplements of MA.

What is a "supplement of MA"?

 

[csgrimes]

I used spell check, but not dummy check. Supplement or MA

 

[stormtracker]

I used spell check, but not dummy check. Supplement or MA

Every time I run dummy check, my words are all deleted...

 

[csgrimes]

I run into that problem often....

 

[stormtracker]

I wouldn't "advertise" a thing Medicare related. Leave that to the carriers and FMO's.

 

[csgrimes]

Thanks for the heads up. I was wondering how websites like medigap360 can add all of that information without any problems?

 

[Alston]

The rules for traditional Medicare are more lax than the rules for the Medicare Advantage, part D and the other newer programs.

I don't claim to know the rules, but if you put whatever information you can legally display about traditional Medicare on your site, you should get prospects for both the older and newer policies.