Compliance
Advisor Website Compliance: What You Should Avoid Saying
Avoid government affiliation, guaranteed savings, final recommendations, or unsupported plan-network claims.
Direct answer
A Medicare advisor website should avoid implying government affiliation, guaranteeing savings or enrollment outcomes, presenting unverified recommendations, or claiming a provider or pharmacy is in network without current support. Marketing copy should preserve the licensed-verification boundary.
Practical takeaways
- ✓Do not imitate Medicare.gov branding or imply CMS endorsement.
- ✓Do not guarantee leads, appointments, savings, commissions, coverage, or plan suitability.
- ✓Identify when benefits, costs, eligibility, networks, prescriptions, and enrollment timing require verification.
Compliance boundary
AdvisorCove should not be used to promise savings, leads, enrollments, revenue, carrier endorsement, government affiliation, or a final plan recommendation. Licensed professionals must verify plan details before any coverage decision.