Medicare compliance, beneficiary protection, and elder law practice management.
No centralized do-not-contact registry exists for Medicare beneficiaries. PlanShield gives elder law attorneys the tools to build one — timestamped, legally-documented, and enforceable.
CMS enforces specific rules on how Medicare brokers can solicit beneficiaries during open enrollment. Here is what is prohibited, what rights beneficiaries have, and how to enforce them.
CMS enforcement is complaint-driven. If a Medicare agent or broker violated marketing rules — unauthorized plan switches, unsolicited contact, misleading comparisons — here is how to report it and what to include.
TPMOs — Third-Party Marketing Organizations — are a primary vehicle for Medicare enrollment fraud. Here’s how the scheme works, why enforcement is limited, and what attorneys and beneficiaries can do about it.
Unauthorized Medicare plan switches are one of the most common TPMO violations. Here is what to do within 21 days, how to file complaints, and how attorneys can protect clients with documented evidence.
Broker calls targeting Medicare beneficiaries peak during AEP and are nearly impossible to stop with verbal requests alone. Here is how to actually stop Medicare broker calls — with documentation, enforcement mechanisms, and legal support.