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December 5th, 2024
2 min read
As an insurance agent selling Medicare plans, staying informed about compliance and best practices is critical to your success. This includes understanding the specific rules surrounding consultations for non-commissionable plans. These regulations, established by CMS, ensure ethical interactions and protect beneficiaries during the sales process.
Let’s break down what you need to know to stay compliant and maintain trust with your clients.
When meeting with Medicare beneficiaries, agents are allowed to perform the following activities:
These actions ensure you can guide clients while empowering them to make decisions at their own pace.
It’s equally important to know what you must avoid during these interactions. The following actions are strictly prohibited:
Understanding and adhering to these rules ensures that you maintain ethical practices and build lasting trust with your clients.
As agents, compliance protects your reputation and ensures your interactions are client-focused. These guidelines are designed to build trust, maintain professionalism, and safeguard the beneficiary’s ability to make informed choices. Staying compliant also reduces your risk of penalties or investigations, letting you focus on growing your business and providing excellent service.
At PSM Brokerage, we understand the challenges agents face when navigating Medicare rules and regulations. That’s why we provide the tools, resources, and support you need to stay compliant while growing your business. With our guidance, you can confidently assist clients and maintain the highest standards of professionalism.
Need help staying ahead in the Medicare market? Reach out today to learn how PSM Brokerage can support your journey to success!
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