I changed my plan during Open Enrollment and now I can’t see my regular specialist. Isn’t this what the whole review period is supposed to prevent?
Answered by 2 licensed agents
The agent should have checked all of her doctors before they switched their policy. The client should of been aware of all of the benefits the new policy afforded her.
Answered by Bruce Kern on April 1, 2025
Broker Licensed in NJ, AZ, CO & 13 other states
So many questions.
WHO changed your plan? You? Or did an agent assist?
I'm not sure what you are referring to as a "review period." Are you talking about the Jan/Feb/Mar enrollment window?
Without some clarification, I'm afraid I can't help more than asking more questions back.
WHO changed your plan? You? Or did an agent assist?
I'm not sure what you are referring to as a "review period." Are you talking about the Jan/Feb/Mar enrollment window?
Without some clarification, I'm afraid I can't help more than asking more questions back.
Answered by Frank Adkisson on April 1, 2025
Broker Licensed in NE, AR, AZ & 13 other states
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