Medicare Advantage, Part D and supplements; impose certain requirements on companies that offer them to MS residents.

Summary

The bill would force companies that sell Medicare Advantage, Part D, and supplement policies in Mississippi to pay agents commissions at rates set by CMS, use a flat‑fee model for supplements, and offer a five‑year open enrollment window for seniors 65‑80. It also adds paperwork deadlines for providers leaving networks and separate record‑keeping for independent versus employee agents. The Insurance Commissioner would enforce these rules, and the law would take effect on July 1, 2026.

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