RX Look-up

[damadcrapper]

Which carriers offer the best prescription look up tools? I know each are specific to their product, I am just trying to educate my agents on the meds that will make you uninsurable, knock you out of preferred, etc.

 

[Jccwell]

Which carriers offer the best prescription look up tools? I know each are specific to their product, I am just trying to educate my agents on the meds that will make you uninsurable, knock you out of preferred, etc.

Why tell clients about which meds are knockouts? I don't see that being helpful in any way.

Most carriers provide agents with an Rx list. With the way underwriting has changed, some companies have done away with Rx lists.

 

[goillini52]

Which carriers offer the best prescription look up tools? I know each are specific to their product, I am just trying to educate my agents on the meds that will make you uninsurable, knock you out of preferred, etc.

InsuranceToolkits is pretty accurate on RX knockouts for both FE and Med Supps.

 

[WinoBlues]

Why tell clients about which meds are knockouts? I don't see that being helpful in any way.

Most carriers provide agents with an Rx list. With the way underwriting has changed, some companies have done away with Rx lists.

Just a note.
I think hecis looking for underwriting training aids for his agents.

 

[Jccwell]

Just a note.
I think hecis looking for underwriting training aids for his agents.

Ah, I misread the post. Read it as "clients" rather than "agents". My bad!

In that case, Toolkits is the best option for that.

 

[WinoBlues]

Ah, I misread the post. Read it as "clients" rather than "agents". My bad!

In that case, Toolkits is the best option for that.

Awesome tool.