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I know one bumps out the other no matter which enrollment period one is in regarding Med. Adv.
I'm wondering, though, does anyone know if you have a client who elected a supplement during the AEP, does the client have to notify the Med. Adv. company that he elected that? Or call Medicare to disenroll?
He has an MAPD. Non dual.
I also know Medicare will require something in writing from the beneficiary when they opt to disenroll. Can anyone please advise me to advise this client on what to do regarding ridding the Med. Adv. company?
I would prefer to work with Medicare and not the carrier, if possible.
He has not received his new BCBS Supp. Card yet and I told him not to do anything until he gets his new card. He also opted to not participate in a stand alone pdp.
Any direction we would greatly appreciate. Thank you.
I'm wondering, though, does anyone know if you have a client who elected a supplement during the AEP, does the client have to notify the Med. Adv. company that he elected that? Or call Medicare to disenroll?
He has an MAPD. Non dual.
I also know Medicare will require something in writing from the beneficiary when they opt to disenroll. Can anyone please advise me to advise this client on what to do regarding ridding the Med. Adv. company?
I would prefer to work with Medicare and not the carrier, if possible.
He has not received his new BCBS Supp. Card yet and I told him not to do anything until he gets his new card. He also opted to not participate in a stand alone pdp.
Any direction we would greatly appreciate. Thank you.