Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals (NABIP) is excited to announce the launch of its new PY2025 Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Compliance Requirements Certification. This comprehensive online program offers health insurance agents and brokers the certification required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to sell Medicare Advantage plans.
“Developed by brokers for brokers, our course offers rigorous instruction on Medicare Advantage plan rules and the latest market trends,” stated NABIP CEO Jessica Brooks-Woods. “It not only meets all CMS requirements, but also received approval from multiple national and regional carriers, ensuring you’re getting the best possible training.
“For just $100, participants gain access to top-tier Medicare Advantage training, continuing education credits at no additional cost, and a nationally recognized certification logo to market your accomplishment. This is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your skills and stay ahead in the competitive Medicare market.”
Those interested in the new PY2025 Medicare Advantage Certification can visit our website, where they will find information on how to enroll, the curriculum, carriers accepting the certification and so much more.
“NABIP has a long-standing commitment to providing high-quality education and resources to health insurance and benefits specialists,” added Brooks-Woods. “This new certification course is part of NABIP's broader initiative to support the professional development of health insurance agents and brokers. NABIP aims to elevate the standards of practice in the industry and ensure that Medicare agents are well-prepared to address the challenges and opportunities in the Medicare market.”
Driver and vehicle risk continue to contribute to higher auto claim frequency
Older business owners are delaying their retirements – and need advisors’ help
Advisor News
- Pay or Die: The scare tactics behind LA County’s Measure ER tax increase
- How to listen to what your client isn’t saying
- Strong underwriting: what it means for insurers and advisors
- Retirement is increasingly defined by a secure income stream
- Addressing the ‘menopause tax:’ A guide for advisors with female clients
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- MassMutual turns 175, Marking Generations of Delivering on its Commitments
- ALIRT Insurance Research: U.S. Life Insurance Industry In Transition
- My Annuity Store Launches a Free AI Annuity Research Assistant Trained on 146 Carrier Brochures and Live Annuity Rates
- Ameritas settles with Navy vet in lawsuit over disputed annuity sale
- NAIC annuity guidance updates divide insurance and advisory groups
More Annuity NewsLife Insurance News
- 2025 Insurance Abstracts
- AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Berkshire Hathaway Life Insurance Company of Nebraska and First Berkshire Hathaway Life Insurance Company
- Generational expectations: A challenge for the industry
- Greg Lindberg asks NC judge for no jail time in bribery, fraud cases
- National Life Group Names Brenda Betts to Its Board of Directors
More Life Insurance NewsProperty and Casualty News
- Few Chicago residents buy flood insurance, but should they?
- Smart Ways Homeowners Are Managing Higher Costs in the Current Housing Market
- Lawmakers eye 'Big Oil' as property insurance rises
- EDITORIAL: Endorsement: Elect Ben Allen California's next insurance commissioner
- AI emerges as the biggest risk for financial leaders in 2026
More Property and Casualty News