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In this episode of The Insurance Producers Guild, we unpack a growing shift in regulatory enforcement that directly impacts insurance agents — especially those in the Medicare Advantage and MedSupp space.
Six state insurance departments have issued formal enforcement notices against carriers for practices that undermine agent compensation, including removing enrollment applications from websites, discouraging producers from selling, and changing compensation mid-year. Idaho went further by issuing cease-and-desist letters to two carriers.
This episode breaks down the real exposure agents face — not from major mistakes, but from small operational gaps like undocumented conversations, AI tools that miss exclusions, and scope creep created by informal advice.
Finally, we walk through the three CMS rules that generate the most agent violations: Scope of Appointment requirements, full call recording obligations, and TPMO disclaimer rules — all of which carry strict retention and execution standards.
🔑 Key Topics Covered
🎯 What This Means for Agents
👉 GO-DO
Pull up your E&O policy this week and verify two things:
(1) your per-claim limit is at least $1 million, and
(2) you know what is excluded.
Then send one documentation email after your next client interaction using this format:
“Here is what we discussed, here is what I am doing, here is what I am not doing.”
Infographic: https://www.psmbrokerage.com/hubfs/The%20Insurance%20Producers%20Guild/IPG_EP9_Infographic.png
Slides: https://www.psmbrokerage.com/hubfs/The%20Insurance%20Producers%20Guild/IPG_EP9_Slides.pdf
The Insurance Producers Guild Podcast delivers intelligence for insurance agents looking to stay ahead of industry trends.
Follow the show and connect with PSM Brokerage to access tools, training, and support designed to help you grow your business.
Learn more: https://www.psmbrokerage.com
By Lucas VandenbergIn this episode of The Insurance Producers Guild, we unpack a growing shift in regulatory enforcement that directly impacts insurance agents — especially those in the Medicare Advantage and MedSupp space.
Six state insurance departments have issued formal enforcement notices against carriers for practices that undermine agent compensation, including removing enrollment applications from websites, discouraging producers from selling, and changing compensation mid-year. Idaho went further by issuing cease-and-desist letters to two carriers.
This episode breaks down the real exposure agents face — not from major mistakes, but from small operational gaps like undocumented conversations, AI tools that miss exclusions, and scope creep created by informal advice.
Finally, we walk through the three CMS rules that generate the most agent violations: Scope of Appointment requirements, full call recording obligations, and TPMO disclaimer rules — all of which carry strict retention and execution standards.
🔑 Key Topics Covered
🎯 What This Means for Agents
👉 GO-DO
Pull up your E&O policy this week and verify two things:
(1) your per-claim limit is at least $1 million, and
(2) you know what is excluded.
Then send one documentation email after your next client interaction using this format:
“Here is what we discussed, here is what I am doing, here is what I am not doing.”
Infographic: https://www.psmbrokerage.com/hubfs/The%20Insurance%20Producers%20Guild/IPG_EP9_Infographic.png
Slides: https://www.psmbrokerage.com/hubfs/The%20Insurance%20Producers%20Guild/IPG_EP9_Slides.pdf
The Insurance Producers Guild Podcast delivers intelligence for insurance agents looking to stay ahead of industry trends.
Follow the show and connect with PSM Brokerage to access tools, training, and support designed to help you grow your business.
Learn more: https://www.psmbrokerage.com