UHC MEDICARE CERTIFICATION / ACTUAL EXAM 2 VERSIONS / COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED & VERIFIED ANSWERS NEWEST GRADED A+.

UHC MEDICARE CERTIFICATION / ACTUAL EXAM 2 VERSIONS / COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED & VERIFIED ANSWERS NEWEST GRADED A+. Which statement regarding Star Ratings is true? Medicare uses a 5-star rating system to illustrate a plan's performance and quality. The agent said that the Star Ratings are based on a plan's performance from two years ago and, therefore, do not accurately reflect a plan's current value. Star Ratings are based on a plan's performance from the prior year and, therefore, may not accurately reflect a plan's current value. Medicare uses a 5-star rating system to illustrate the plan's relative popularity in a market as measured by membership and retention rates. - correct-answerMedicare uses a 5-star rating system to illustrate a plan's performance and quality. Which of the following is not considered unsolicited contact with a Medicare eligible consumer according to CMS regulations and UnitedHealthcare's rules, policies, and procedures? Emailing a marketing brochure to a consumer whose email address was obtained on a purchased lead list. Approaching a consumer in a common area of a senior living complex. Placing a marketing brochure on the door handle of the consumer's residence. Mailing a marketing brochure to the consumer via postal mail. - correctanswerMailing a marketing brochure to the consumer via postal mail In which situation will a member be involuntarily disenrolled from their MA plan? The member lost entitlement to either Medicare Part A or Part B. The member did not pay plan premiums on a timely basis. The member engaged in disruptive behavior. Premiums are not paid on a timely basis. - correct-answer-The member lost entitlement to either Medicare Part A or Part B. Rosanna is enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Only (MA-Only) Private FeeforService (PFFS) Plan. The plan is suitable for her needs and service area. She has decided she wants to add prescription drug coverage. Which option is available to Rosanna (assuming she is in a valid election period)? Rosanna could stay enrolled in her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in a stand-alone PDP. Rosanna could stay enrolled in her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MA-PD) plan. Rosanna could disenroll from her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in an MA-Only HMO plan and a stand-alone PDP. Rosanna could stay enrolled in her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in a Medicare Supplement Plan. - correct-answer-Rosanna could stay enrolled in her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in a Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MA-PD) plan. - WRONG Rosanna could stay enrolled in her MA-Only PFFS plan and enroll in a stand-alone PDP - CORRECT Cynthia is turning 65 on July 5. Her Medicare Part A and Part B will be effective on July 1. Using her Initial Election Period (IEP), when can she submit an application for a Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug plan? March 1 through July 31 April 1 through October 31 July 1 through December 30 June 1 through July 31 - correct-answer-Not July 1 - Dec 30 - WRONG April 1 through October 31 - CORRECT Annual Election Period (AEP) is a time when. . . Consumers can only disenroll from their Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plan and return to Original Medicare. Consumers can only enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan or switch to a different Medicare Advantage plan. Consumers can elect to switch to a different plan or join a Medicare Advantage plan or Prescription Drug Plan. Only certain Medicare-eligible consumers can make changes. - correctanswerConsumers can elect to switch to a different plan or join a Medicare Advantage plan or Prescription Drug Plan. In what product should agents enroll consumers?