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Medicare Fundamentals

Thirty-one lessons, self-paced. Complete them in order for a full course, or jump straight to whichever one you need — each lesson stands on its own. Progress is saved automatically on this device.

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Feeling shaky on plan selection? Lessons 07–10 are built to fix exactly that — the selection framework, the Special Needs Plan rules, the MAPD/MA-only call, and hands-on scenarios to practice on. If you only have time for four lessons before your next call, make it those four.
Before your first call

The non-negotiables. Four situations where you stop and walk away — read this before you ever pick up the phone.

Foundations

Core product knowledge. Good starting point for anyone new to Medicare, or a quick refresher before a call.

Plan Selection & Sales Strategies

The heart of the library — from the decision-making that turns product knowledge into the right recommendation (full C-SNP / D-SNP / MAPD vs. MA-only depth included) through the sales skills that make that recommendation land. Learn WHY a client is considering a change, WHAT matters most to them, WHICH differences actually matter, and HOW to explain the real-life impact — without ever manufacturing a reason to switch, or missing when staying put is the right call.

07

Plan Selection Framework

The decision path from a Discovery answer to a plan recommendation.

08 · Flagship

Special Needs Plans

D-SNP and C-SNP — who qualifies, how to verify it, and when it’s actually the better plan.

09

MAPD vs. MA-only

When a client should keep drug coverage elsewhere instead of bundling it in.

10

Practice Scenarios

Five real client situations — work them yourself, then check the reasoning.

11 · Start here

Paint the Picture

Benefits are just numbers until the client understands what they could mean for them.

12

Find the Selling Point

You don’t need a plan that’s better at everything — find what matters to this client.

13

Read the Story in MARx

Plan history tells a story — learn to read what actually changed, and why.

14

Sell the Network: HMO vs. PPO

Neither is automatically better — sell the reason the network fits this client.

15

Translate Copays Into Usage

Small differences matter when the client actually uses the service often.

16

Copay Objections

What to do when a client pushes back on cost — without getting defensive.

17

Ask Instead of Tell

Let the client sell themselves — the strongest reason to change is often theirs.

18

Understanding the Part B Giveback

A premium reduction, explained accurately — not unrestricted bonus money.

19

When the Client Only Wants the Food Card

Find the real underlying need instead of promising a benefit you haven’t verified.

20

Prescription Strategy

Great medical benefits can hide a drug-coverage problem — verify before you recommend.

21

Drug Not Covered? Slow Down

An exception is a process, not a promise — the correct steps before you conclude anything.

22 · Flagship

Don’t Give Up Too Early

“No Better Plan” should be a conclusion, not an assumption. Never manufacture a reason to switch.

23

Extra Help / LIS Opportunities

Building a future opportunity when there’s no plan change to make today.

24

Build the Follow-Up Pipeline

Today’s no can become tomorrow’s opportunity — if you build the follow-up.

25

Take the Shot

Explain the legitimate difference, ask if it matters, and let the client decide.

26 · Tool

Master Plan-Selection Checklist

An interactive, section-by-section checklist to run before you say “no better plan.”

27 · Tool

What Would You Do?

Six real situations from live coaching calls — think it through, then reveal the reasoning.

28 · Tool

Knowledge Check: Plan Selection & Sales Strategies

Ten questions covering the full module — 80% or higher to pass, every answer explained.

Reference

Timing rules, a full assessment, and a one-page refresher — the pages agents will come back to most.