CMS Improves Plan Transparency and Choice with 2027 MA and Part D Final Rule
THe 2027 final seeks to reduce friction, preserve consumer choice, and emphasize clarity and transparency. Are you ready to take on the Medicare industry? ⟶
THe 2027 final seeks to reduce friction, preserve consumer choice, and emphasize clarity and transparency. Are you ready to take on the Medicare industry? ⟶
If you're curious about how to become certified to sell Affordable Care Act Marketplace plans, we're here to help guide you through Federally Facilitated Marketplace, or FFM, training and certification!
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Read MoreBeing AHIP certified means that someone has completed AHIP's Medicare and FWA training, knows of and understands all CMS rules for selling Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, and is qualified to sell these plans during the current or upcoming plan year.
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