Reminder: How Blue DirectionsSM Modernizes Benefits Administration for Clients; June 24 Webinar
Blue Directions includes features to assist your clients with enrollment and benefits management – and offers a better benefits experience.
Learn what it can do for your clients (with 51+ employees) at next week’s webinar.
New Sessions Added: Medicare Supplement Sales Training Continues
Are you prepared to help clients select and enroll in Medicare Supplement plans? According to AARP, 10,000 adults turn 65 every day.
Be prepared: These 30-minute webinars can help you learn everything you need to sell Medicare Supplement Plans. New sessions run through July 29.
Next sessions:
- June 17: AEP is around the corner; certify with Blue Cross and Blue Shield
- June 22: Get the basics; Medicare 101 (health insurance marketplace and LIS-low income subsidy)
- Review all the topics, schedule and webinar links
ICYMI: Retail Producer Portal Adds Medicare Supplement Member Correspondence
To help you communicate with your Blue Cross Medicare SupplementSM clients, we’re adding a series of member correspondence to the Retail Producer Portal.
The letters will include:
- Member information updates
- Effective date updates
- Cancellations
- Request for additional information
- And more
Timing and access: The letters are being released over the next few months, starting back on June 3. New letter templates will be released weekly. Visit the Retail Producer Portal and click on Correspondence when viewing a member’s policy to access these letters
Your Blood Pressure: More Than a Number
While your blood pressure can rise and fall during the day, blood pressure that stays high for a long time can cause serious health problems.
Why it matters: High blood pressure – or hypertension – raises the risk of kidney disease, stroke, heart attacks and other serious health issues. Although it’s common, too often people don’t know they have high blood pressure. That’s why it’s so important to get your blood pressure checked regularly, know your numbers and work with your doctor to keep it in normal ranges.
Share with clients: Learn more about hypertension risk factors, signs and symptoms, and treatment.
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