Aetna will not pay commissions to agents and brokers who enroll new members in 123 Medicare Advantage plans across 33 states for the 2027 plan year, according to the notice the CVS Health subsidiary distributed to third-party marketing organizations last week.
The freeze covers policies in nearly 780 counties, with about one-fifth of those located in Georgia. Aetna will also not compensate agents and brokers for new enrollments in standalone Medicare Part D prescription drug plans, Modern Healthcare reported.
