Suddenly, CMS clamps down hard on agent fraud in the ACA marketplace. Why?
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Unauthorized plan-switching in the ACA marketplace, whereby health insurance agents access an existing enrollee’s account, list themselves as the agent of record (AOR), and switch the enrollee into a different plan without the enrollee’s knowledge or consent (or with nominal, uncomprehending consent), obviously hurts enrollees who try to use their health insurance and find that they’re no longer enrolled because they’ve been switched to a different (often inferior) plan.
Suddenly, CMS clamps down hard on agent fraud in the ACA marketplace. Why?
Suddenly, CMS clamps down hard on agent fraud…
Suddenly, CMS clamps down hard on agent fraud in the ACA marketplace. Why?
Unauthorized plan-switching in the ACA marketplace, whereby health insurance agents access an existing enrollee’s account, list themselves as the agent of record (AOR), and switch the enrollee into a different plan without the enrollee’s knowledge or consent (or with nominal, uncomprehending consent), obviously hurts enrollees who try to use their health insurance and find that they’re no longer enrolled because they’ve been switched to a different (often inferior) plan.