Showing posts with label Medicare Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medicare Training. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

Why Sell AARP® Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans? We Can Give You 10 Compelling Reasons…

Why Sell AARP® Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans? 
We Can Give You 10 Compelling Reasons…

Thursday, January 16th at 10:00am CST

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The Top 10 Reasons to Sell AARP® Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans

Learn more about AARP® Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans and discover some key selling points that can help you increase your sales.

Whether you are new to selling these Plans or are an experienced producer you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about important topics such as rate stability, competitive rates, product differentiators, plan choices, and more!

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Thursday, June 27, 2013

Medicare Changes How Clients Receive Diabetic Supplies



We receive a lot of encouragement from carriers for agents to develop close relationships with pharmacies. Right now local pharmacies are experiencing difficulty from Medicare’s change in delivery of Diabetic testing supplies. It would be a good time to contact your local pharmacy and see if they are going to be able to provide supplies and develop a referral relationship where the agent refers his clients to that pharmacy for their supplies and the pharmacy refers their clients to the agent for insurance questions and needs.

Per CMS:
  • July 1, 2013 Medicare is starting a national mail-order program for diabetic testing supplies.
  • Starting in July 2013, Medicare is scheduled to expand the competitive bidding program to more areas of the country. This program changes the way Medicare pays for certain durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS). It also changes which suppliers Medicare will pay to supply these items to you.
  • Under this program, suppliers submit bids to provide certain medical equipment and supplies at a lower price than what Medicare now pays for these items. Medicare uses these bids to set the amount it will pay for those equipment and supplies under the new program. Qualified, accredited suppliers with winning bids are chosen as Medicare contract suppliers.
  • This adjustment will affect durable medical equipment and diabetic supplies.


Monday, June 24, 2013

Making Medicare Documents Work for You! Medicare and Diabetes:





Many questions arise as to what is covered by Part B and what is covered by Part D. The simple flier that is linked to below shows what is covered.  This also brings up an important topic about the products available to those with diabetes, like special needs Medicare Advantage plans.

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Medicare Updates coming July 2013


July 1, 2013 Medicare is starting a national mail-order program for diabetic testing supplies.

Starting in July 2013, Medicare is scheduled to expand the competitive bidding program to more areas of the country. This program changes the way Medicare pays for certain durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS). It also changes which suppliers Medicare will pay to supply these items to you. Under this program, suppliers submit bids to provide certain medical equipment and supplies at a lower price than what Medicare now pays for these items. Medicare uses these bids to set the amount it will pay for those equipment and supplies under the new program. Qualified, accredited suppliers with winning bids are chosen as Medicare contract suppliers.

This adjustment will affect durable medical equipment and diabetic supplies.

Check out the links below for more information:





Thursday, June 13, 2013

Making Medicare Documents Work for You! Quick Look at Medicare:



If you would like a simple way to explain the four parts of Medicare to a client, this is it.

Check out the link below. It also includes the flow chart showing the ways to get Medicare: Original Medicare or a Medicare Advantage Plan.