When are plans subject to compliance actions?

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At JAR, we know agents share a lot of information with their clients, and it’s important to ensure the materials you use aren’t going to lead you into trouble with compliance. 

According to CMS, compliance actions against plans may be taken when communications or marketing materials are used with current or prospective enrollees before they’re accepted by CMS and given the green light of compliance to be shared with recipients.1

Actions may also be taken when communications or marketing materials are being shared with current or prospective enrollees despite CMS finding the materials out of compliance with requirements during a review.1

Applicable requirements can be found under §§422.2260–422.2267 and §§ 423.2260–423.2267.1

All of the regulations and requirements that materials are subject to comply with are a lot for any one agent to manage. That’s why, at JAR, we have a team dedicated to taking care of CMS compliance for you, so that you can trust your materials are good-to-go in any situation. Agents who partner with JAR are given the tools and resources, support, and training they need to grow into their independent success and make their mark on a competitive industry. To accomplish and exceed your career goals, get in touch with our support team today and see what doors can open for you as a JAR agent. 

 

1. Centers of Medicare & Medicaid Services. Medicare Communications and Marketing Guidelines. 2022:7. Available here.

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