UHC Ethics and Compliance Test (New, ) Download to Score A

Agent John is planning to conduct a series of events. Some will be strictly educational, others will be formal presentations of specific UnitedHealthcare plans, and others will be informal marketing events where he can generate leads and schedule future in-home marketing appointments. Of the three types of events John plans to conduct, which need to be reported to UnitedHealthcare? - ******* When completing an enrollment application in LEAN, why is an agent prohibited from entering his or her own email address in a field available for the consumer's email address? - The consumer/member would not receive plan related correspondence intended for him/her. Which election period runs from October 15 to December 7 and allows consumers to elect to join a Medicare Advantage Plan or switch to a different plan? - Annual Election Period (AEP) Dino, an agent, received a phone call on September 29 from a consumer interested in Medicare Advantage plans for the new plan year. Dino proceeded to verify the consumer's Medicare eligibility, describe the costs and benefit coverage of the plan, and explained that he could not accept an enrollment application until October 15. What did Dino do that was NOT compliant? - Dino presented a plan prior to October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, who are current members, unexpectedly walk into Jake's insurance agency office and ask him to discuss Medicare Advantage Plans. Does Jake need to obtain a Scope of Appointment (SOA) form? - Yes, he needs to obtain an SOA from both Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Which describes the purpose of educational events? - Educational events provide objective information about the Medicare program and/or health improvement and wellness. How should agent Erin respond when consumer Mrs. Rose notices that the presented MA Plan has a Star Rating of 2 stars? - Erin should tell Mrs. Rose that the plan has received a "Below Average" rating