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Aetna/Coventry FDR Compliance Guide

Aetna's Medicare compliance program guide.

CMS Medicare Communication and Marketing Guidelines

The MCMGs provide guidance on the marketing and communication rules for Medicare Advantage plans.

MCMG Release Memo

Medicare Communications and Marketing Guidelines (MCMG), a memo from CMS.

Guidance Comparison Between Sales and Educational Events

A reference summary of key event guidelines and the difference between education and sales events.

Activities in a Healthcare Setting

Activities CMS allows in a healthcare setting appointed with a carrier to market MA/PDPs.

Permission to Call Primer

Guidelines on what to know and understand prior to calling a consumer about MA or PDP plans.

Top 10 Ways to Avoid Complaints

Top 10 ways to avoid receiving member complaints.

Humana Code of Conduct

Humana's principles of business ethics for health care providers and business partners.

Cigna-HealthSpring Code of Conduct

Cigna's code of ethics and principles of conduct.

Aetna-Coventry Code of Conduct

CVS Health's code of ethics and principles of conduct.

American National DOL Fiduciary Rule and Impartial Conduct Standards

This document is an overview of the DOL's Fiduciary Rule and your responsibilities under the rule.

Complying With the DOL's Fiduciary Advice Obligations: What You Need to Know

This article tells you what you need to know to comply with the DOL's fiduciary advice obligations.

Insurance Newsnet - DOL: No date scheduled to release fiduciary advice rule

Anticipation spikes as the Department of Labor (DOL) prepares to publish the new rule.

AIG Annuities - Compliance Bulletin

Sales, rollovers, transfers and allocation recommendations  subject to new rules under DOL guidance.

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