During a marketing/sales event for Medicare Advantage Plans, which of the following is permitted?

Providing business cards and brochures during a marketing or sales event for Medicare Advantage Plans is permitted because these materials serve as informational tools to help potential enrollees understand the plans being offered. Business cards often include basic contact information for follow-up, while brochures typically contain details about benefits, coverage options, and enrollment processes.

This practice aligns with the regulations governing marketing for Medicare Advantage Plans, which emphasize transparency and the dissemination of accurate information to help consumers make informed decisions. It's important to ensure that the brochures are compliant with all relevant guidelines and have been pre-approved if required, but generally, the distribution of brochures and business cards that meet these criteria is a standard part of ethical marketing efforts in this area.

On the other hand, collecting personal contact information, distributing non-approved marketing materials, and requiring health information from attendees are generally not permitted under the guidelines set for marketing Medicare Advantage Plans, as they could lead to privacy concerns or the dissemination of misleading information.