2022 Molina Healthcare Enrollment Bonus

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Molina Healthcare 2022 Enrollment Bonus 

Bonus for New Agents 

  • 25-49 new members - $30 per member 

  • 50+ new members - $55 per new member 

Payment Details:

  • Bonus payment will pay out in June 2022 to your agency. Your agency is solely responsible for paying any bonus amounts to you

  • Bonus amounts must be earned by each agent individually. New enrollments by an agent will not be added to enrollments by a different agent for purposes of meeting the enrollment target

  • One-time payment. [Not Per Member Per Month (PMPM)]




 NEW MEMBERSHIP ONLY!

• Members must effectuate 1/1/22 or 2/1/22

• Members must remain enrolled with Molina through 3/31/22 for 1/1/22

effective membership or 4/30/22 for 2/1/22 effective membership

• Members must not have any data discrepancies in the 834 report

• Members cannot be in grace period for nonpayment of premium through

3/31/22 for 1/1/22 effectives or 4/30/22 for 2/1/22 effective membership


Bonus for Renewing Agents 

  • 20+ overall members - $30 per member 


Payment Details:

  • Bonus payment will pay out in June 2022 to your agency. Your agency is solely responsible for paying any bonus amounts to you

  • One-time payment. [Not Per Member Per Month (PMPM)]

  • The above table outlines the amount of renewed members enrolled and the amount per member that you will earn

  • Bonus will be based on book of business (BOB) through 3/31/22 (or 4/30/22 for 2/1/21 effective membership)


RENEWING MEMBERSHIP ONLY!

  • Members must effectuate 1/1/22 or 2/1/22

  • Members must remain enrolled with Molina through 3/31/22 for 1/1/22 effective membership or 4/30/22 for 2/1/22 effective membership

  • Members must not have any data discrepancies in the 834 report

  • Members cannot be in grace period for nonpayment of premium through 3/31/22 for 1/1/22 effectives or 4/30/22 for 2/1/22 effective membership.



Still not enrolled with Molina Healthcare? Get contracted through Agility Insurance Services so you can get your bonus! 

 

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