AHIP Practice Exam

Agent Jennings should avoid mentioning plan-specific premiums at educational events because these gatherings are primarily designed to provide unbiased and general information about Medicare. The goal of educational events is to inform attendees about their options in a broad sense without delving into specific plans or prices, which could imply a sales pitch rather than an informative presentation. Discussing plan-specific details like premiums could create confusion, lead to perceptions of bias, and potentially contravene regulations regarding marketing practices.

In contrast, discussing general Medicare policies is appropriate, as it fits the educational purpose of the event. Providing application forms also strays from the educational nature, as it mixes education with sales, which is not advisable at these types of gatherings. Offering snacks and drinks is generally acceptable and can make the environment more welcoming, though it shouldn't overshadow the event's primary focus.