Veteran Medicare Answers – 3/11/24 Internal Meeting

We talk about our response to the Cigna changes, whose client communications go out 3/15/24, and discuss options for Veterans who utilize the VA for all of their medical care.. Should they start Part B? Notes under the video: Meeting Notes: Chris Cigna debacle: CHLIC to MCLIC https://csb.welcometocigna.com/chlictransition https://seniorsavingsnetwork.org/30min We will sort our CHLIC people by effective date, then manually find those still in OE/T65 to contact ASAP. The rest, we will reach out to schedule 30-minute reviews via email and VM drop to a landing page with a video. Covered here: https://medicareagenttraining.com/cigna-urgent-update-march-2024/ Veterans starting Part B and MA-only plans https://www.ncoa.org/article/how-does-medicare-work-with-va-benefits-and-tricare-for-life#:~:textYes.,as%20soon%20as%20they%20qualify. Tricare and MAPD: https://tricare.mil/FAQs/TRICARE-with-Medicare/TRIMed_Advantage#:~:textMedicare%20Advantage%20claims%20don%E2%80%99t%20crossover%20to%20Medicare.%20This%20means%20you%20will%20have%20to%20file%20claims%20for%20reimbursement%20of%20TRICARE%2Dcovered%20services. Kaiser Medicare Advantage in California - no longer 5-star plans https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/medicare-advantage-star-ratings-year-represent-final-fallout-covid-19 UHC and Mutual of Omaha Rate Increases. UHICA not as bad (9%).

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