Please follow these steps in order to access your commission statements from Molina Medicare. Below are also included some Frequently Asked Questions to further everyone's understanding. There is also hyperlink below that directs you to the commissions payment calendar for 2023.
Steps to Check your Commission Statements
When are statements posted? By Wednesday prior to the first and third Fridays of the month (Example: March dates will be March 1 and March 15). See the 2023 Commissions Calendar here.
What's being paid on each commission statement? The first Friday of the month we pay all renewals, administrative fees, and new business written. On the third Friday, we pay true-ups and any business that wasn't paid on the first Friday.
What is the cut-off date for commissions? If the business is written at least Wednesday prior to the last Friday of the month and the enrollment is clean (complete, eligibility verified and CMS accepts the enrollment), business is usually paid on the first Friday of the month.
What if I have a negative balance? If that happens, the current procedure is that Molina will deduct future commissions from your negative balance until it returns to zero and then commissions will resume being paid.
What if I'm missing commissions? Verify the client shows on your book of business (Reports > Book of Business Report > Enter from date as the first of the month and to date as a future date). If they are not there, call Medicare Broker Services for further assistance. If they are on your Book of Business and not on your commission statement, they will most likely be on your next commission statement.
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