NOV. 15: NAIC Post-Welcome Reception event hosted by Americans for Beneficiary Choice

Action Center

Your one-stop shop for making your voice heard on beneficiary choice.

The best way to promote and protect beneficiary choice is to be an active participant in the process! The ABC Action Center is your one-stop shop for opportunities to engage on critical issues. Whether it’s a chance to comment on a congressional request for information (RFI), provide feedback on a state or federal proposal, or write to your members of Congress, you will find it here. Americans for Beneficiary Choice wants your input! We fuel our mission best when we work together to drive positive change for healthcare coverage solutions and advice.

Three Steps To Make An Impact

Three Steps to Make an Impact

Find an issue. Browse the open opportunities below. Each one includes the topic, deadline, and a link to the official request.

Review the details. Read the background and ABC’s suggested talking points to understand what is at stake for beneficiaries.

Make your voice heard. Submit your comments using the official link. Your personal perspective and real-world experience carry real weight with policymakers.

Tips for Effective Comments

  • Be specific. Respond directly to the questions asked and cite facts
    or data where you can.
  • Share real experiences. Describe how policies affect the people
    you serve. Never include clients’ names or personal health information.
  • Focus on beneficiaries. Explain how the proposal would affect access,
    affordability, and choice.
  • Keep it professional. Clear, respectful comments are the most
    persuasive.

Open Opportunities

  • Target bad actors, not new professionals. The moratorium applies only to agents and brokers with no history in the FFM, much less any history of fraud, waste or abuse.
  • CMS already has the tools. Registration requirements, training and certification, monitoring, agreement termination, and compliance investigations address misconduct directly.
  • Consumers lose access to help. Fewer agents and brokers means less one-on-one enrollment support, especially in rural and underserved communities.
  • Less competition, less accountability. Limiting new entrants concentrates enrollment among fewer entities.
  • Share your experience. Explain how the moratorium affects your agency, the new agents you work with, or the consumers you serve.

Click the button below to open the rule on the Federal Register website, then select the “Submit a public comment” button on that page. Comments are limited to 5,000 characters, and you can attach a file if needed. All comments are public, so do not include personal information or any client details.

 

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Americans for Beneficiary Choice to Host Post-Welcome Reception Event at NAIC

Americans for Beneficiary Choice (ABC) is excited to host a special late-night event following the Welcome Reception at the NAIC Fall National Meeting on November 15, 2026 from 8-10 PM CT. Bringing together policymakers, insurance leaders, advocates, and industry stakeholders, the event provides an opportunity to discuss the importance of preserving beneficiary choice, strengthening access to coverage, and ensuring consumers have access to the products and guidance that best meet their needs. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about ABC’s mission and ongoing efforts to advance policies that support beneficiaries and the professionals who serve them.