Marketing Compliance in Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans Quiz Test your knowledge on marketing compliance in Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans with these 12 questions covering regulations, penalties, and oversight.
#1
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
#2
To minimize marketing expenses
To increase plan enrollment
To ensure fair and accurate marketing practices
To maximize profit margins
#3
Clear identification of the sponsoring organization
Use of misleading or false information
Disclosure of benefits and cost-sharing
Availability of non-English language materials upon request
#4
A period for initial enrollment in Medicare
A time frame for beneficiaries to switch plans or enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan
A period for prescription drug coverage enrollment
A period for disenrollment from Medicare
#5
It is a period for individuals to enroll in Medicare for the first time.
It is a period for individuals to make changes to their Medicare coverage outside of the Initial Enrollment Period or other qualifying events.
It is a period for beneficiaries to switch between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans.
It is a period designated for beneficiaries to change their prescription drug coverage.
#6
Compliance training and certification
Written consent from beneficiaries before contacting them
Use of misleading or deceptive marketing tactics
Clear identification as an agent or broker
#7
Door-to-door solicitation without prior consent
Cold-calling Medicare beneficiaries
Offering monetary incentives to enroll in a plan
Providing educational seminars about Medicare options
#8
Fines and penalties
Loss of licensure
Reputational damage
All of the above
#9
To provide standardized marketing materials for all Medicare plans
To eliminate the need for marketing materials in Medicare plans
To offer templates and resources for compliant marketing materials to Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans
To regulate the marketing tactics of insurance agents and brokers
#10
Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC)
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Office of Inspector General (OIG)
Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC)
#11
Temporary suspension of marketing activities
Monetary fines and penalties
Permanent expulsion from participation in Medicare
Reprimand and warning
#12
They are only available to beneficiaries with Medicare Part A coverage.
They are designed for beneficiaries who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid.
They offer coverage exclusively for prescription drugs.
They are limited to beneficiaries residing in certain states.
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