North Dakota Insurance Department · May 30, 2026 · Primary source
North Dakota Seniors Could Feel the Impact of Unfair Medicare Sales Practices, Department Warns
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What this may mean
Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare supplement insurers, and their marketing agents operating in North Dakota may want to assess whether their sales practices comply with both CMS marketing guidelines and state insurance department standards. The notice could signal heightened state-level scrutiny of MA plan sales conduct that may complement ongoing federal CMS oversight of Medicare marketing. Worth considering whether compliance programs covering Medicare sales and marketing adequately address state insurance department expectations.
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