To comply with requirements for marketing Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, what must you do about contacting potential clients to market those plans?

A. You only need to comply with the requirements of federal and state "Do Not Call" registries.
B. Because the Medicare health plans are important federal programs for beneficiaries, federal law regarding the "Do Not Call" registry is waived, so you will be able to call and enroll beneficiaries over the telephone.
C. As long as you market only health-related products, you can make an initial call to any beneficiary but then must honor "do not call again" requests.
D. You will have to avoid calling any potential client unless he or she initiates contact with you and specifically asks that you give him or her a call.



Answer :

Final answer:

Marketing Medicare Advantage and Part D plans requires compliance with 'Do Not Call' registries and restrictions on contacting potential clients.


Explanation:

The marketing of Medicare Advantage and Part D plans is subject to specific regulations regarding contacting potential clients.

  1. Federal and state laws mandate compliance with 'Do Not Call' registries to avoid contacting individuals who have opted out of telemarketing calls.
  2. Contact with potential clients for these plans is restricted to those who have initiated contact or specifically requested enrollment information.
  3. Initial calls can be made, but honoring 'do not call' requests thereafter is necessary, focusing on health-related products to maintain regulatory compliance.

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