CMS Approved telemarketing Script for Med. Advantage

honestagent · 11-11-2007, 01:25 AM

[COLOR=navy]Hi.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000080]Do any of you have an approved CMS telemarketing phone script for Med. Advantage that you'd be willing to share please?[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000080]Also if you do have, is it designed for the agent to call or a 3rd party to call?[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000080]Besides trying my fmos, where else could I obtain one?[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000080]Thank you in advance.[/COLOR]

policy doctor · 11-12-2007, 09:19 AM

You know, that question has already been asked and addressed on another thread. Do you not read the other posts, or do you just start new threads as thoughts pop up?

No offense, just trying to fight clutter.

edwong3 · 02-16-2008, 08:35 PM

Originally Posted by policy doctor

You know, that question has already been asked and addressed on another thread. Do you not read the other posts, or do you just start new threads as thoughts pop up?

No offense, just trying to fight clutter.

Unless there is a search function that the originator of this topic could have accessed to have his question answered, your reply was rather rude and uncalled for. It's almost like you were questioning this person's intelligence. Not good.

There's literally hundreds of threads on the forum, so finding a specific topic may not be that easy. Think about that.

senior-advisor-indiana · 02-17-2008, 02:03 AM

Some people should bite their tongue before they speak. Or atleast research.

Insuranceman · 02-18-2008, 01:29 PM

I found one on Coventry's agents website but I don't see how anyone could set a appointment using their script.

GreenSky · 02-18-2008, 02:34 PM

I believe that IF you use the search function, you MIGHT find one.

However, there is nothing that CMS approves for us to use that they won't find fault with 20 minutes later. Here are the current guidelines:

After receiving a certified letter from a prospect allowing us to call, we may send them a anther letter asking if it would be okay to call them at a specified date and time. Unless we receive a response, we cannot call. In fact, the letter we send might be against rules.

If we receive a call back on our letter or another certified letter giving us a date to call, we may then set an appointment to mail the material. At no time may be actually help someone in their choice of plans or with the enrollment.

Follow these guidelines and you will be in compliance with CMS.

You do not need a telemarketing script as you may not call a senior between 9/1 and 4/1.

Rick

retread · 02-19-2008, 11:03 PM

Aw-w-w, c'mon Rick! It's really not THAT bad, is it?

It could be worse, ya know....