I’m using Health Sherpa for enrollments and have found clients with over 70 writing agents on their profiles. Is this a data breach or scam? These clients often seem unaware, and their profiles are chaotic with multiple agents.
How does this impact their tax returns, especially since many have multiple marketplace plans with premium subsidies? Should I continue with these leads, advise them to call CMS, or ignore them? My conscience says to help, but I’m unsure. What should I do?
I mean the website was absolute shit and one of the most frustrating experiences of my life. But they got it figured out and now it seems almost quaint in retrospect
This seems like a worrying circumstance. Concerns about integrity and privacy are raised by the large number of agents listed on client profiles. Multiple subsidies might make tax filings more complicated. It is essential for their security and compliance to advise clients to get in touch with CMS for clarification.
This is when lead generators keep reusing and selling the same leads to call center agents. I suggest they call the marketplace directly. I am very careful about working with these people because often, they are responding to ads promising money or other things and don’t realize they are signing up for insurance policies every time.
I was employed at a bar in NYC when it was enacted. The bar did not provide health insurance. I earned just above the maximum for ACA assistance, yet couldn’t afford a private plan either.
The issue of the benefits cliff is significant and not limited to this situation alone.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, has been a highly contentious topic since its inception. Opinions about it are divided, and its evaluation often depends on one’s political views, personal experiences, and interpretation of its impacts.
Since it was first introduced, the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as the Obamacare, has generated debate. Reactions to the question of whether it is a “shit-show” differs greatly based on viewpoints, political beliefs, and individual experiences with the healthcare system. The ACA’s effectiveness and impact can be seen as both positive and negative, depending on one’s perspective and specific circumstances, It has undeniably expanded coverage and provided important protections, but it has also faced significant challenges and criticisms, particularly around cost and market stability. Whether one views it as a “shit-show” or a step forward often depends on personal experiences and political beliefs.