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In a meeting with Molina a few weeks ago they said that the commission was going to move from a % to a flat monthly , but that's as far as they went.
Florida Carriers in 2017 ?
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In a meeting with Molina a few weeks ago they said that the commission was going to move from a % to a flat monthly , but that's as far as they went.
http://www.miamiherald.com/latest-n...arket-Monthly-Premiums-for-Plan-Year-2017.pdf
Molina Healthcare, which sells plans in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, announced in August that the company would enter five new Florida counties in 2017: Hillsborough, Polk, Osceola, Duval and Pinellas
Read more here: Obamacare rates in Florida will rise an average 19 percent for 2017 | Miami Herald
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http://www.miamiherald.com/latest-n...arket-Monthly-Premiums-for-Plan-Year-2017.pdf
They made Ambetter raise rates from 4% up to 20%
Molina Healthcare, which sells plans in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, announced in August that the company would enter five new Florida counties in 2017: Hillsborough, Polk, Osceola, Duval and Pinellas
Read more here: Obamacare rates in Florida will rise an average 19 percent for 2017 | Miami Herald
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http://www.miamiherald.com/latest-n...arket-Monthly-Premiums-for-Plan-Year-2017.pdf
They made Ambetter raise rates from 4% up to 20%
In a review of Humana's rate filing, an actuary with the state Office of Insurance Regulation noted that Humana plans to terminate more than 50 percent of its Florida membership and no longer offer plans in 31 Florida counties. Plans will be available only in South Florida, Tampa and Volusia counties, the review states.
State, feds offer conflicting spins on 2017 Obamacare rates - Sun Sentinel
Some nugget charts in this one
Obamacare rates in Florida will rise an average 19 percent for 2017 | Miami Herald
State, feds offer conflicting spins on 2017 Obamacare rates - Sun Sentinel
Some nugget charts in this one
Obamacare rates in Florida will rise an average 19 percent for 2017 | Miami Herald
That's because they only filed plans for the HMUx network and those are the only areas where the network is active-this isn't anything new, they are a non-factor for next year
Lack of Charlotte county was what interests me
They had the Premier HMO in Charlotte this year (as did the Orlando area)-all of those are gone in 2017
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I'm in S.Fla.
So who's in the game now?
Conflicting info all around!
The article mentioned Cigna but they are off the exchange? Will that qualify for ACA tax exemption?
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So who's in the game now?
- -Molina (we know)
- -Humana ? ? ?
- -Florida Blue (but only captive)
- -Cigna (but off xchange)?
- -Ambetter (are they paying a comm?)
Conflicting info all around!
The article mentioned Cigna but they are off the exchange? Will that qualify for ACA tax exemption?
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It sounds to me like your FMO gives you half the story all of the time.
Humana will have the HMUx in South Florida, it's not a good network but will still be there.
Ambetter's network is even worse and, to the best of my knowledge, they aren't appointing agents so commissions are a moot point
Cigna will also offer Off Exchange.
Florida Blue will be in every county next year, if you are in this market to stay you might consider becoming an exclusive agent for them.
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Thanks FLM,
Not sure what off exchange will do for agents. Can you expound on that? I really appreciate your input....thanks again!~
Off Exchange is for those who are above 400% FPL and don't qualify for tax subsidies-with the exception of Molina (they only offer On Exchange) all of the On Exchange plans are also offered Off Exchange. In addition there are others who only offer Off Exchange (Cigna, AvMed).
Off Exchange is direct to the insurance company, no Marketplace involvement. Commissions have to be the same both on and off exchange for the same plan.
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