Compliant Medicare campaigns at scale — TPMO-disciplined AI fronters, licensed agents on every regulated word.
What this floor is up against.
- CMS TPMO rules make every fronter mistake expensive — one missed disclaimer is a finding.
- Permission-to-contact and no-cold-call rules demand list discipline most floors can’t prove.
- Enrollment-chain recording and retention obligations outlive the campaign by years.
- AEP surge staffing means training armies of temps on the strictest script of the year.
What the AI does. What your people do.
AI agents
- Open with identity and recording notice, deliver the TPMO disclaimer verbatim before benefits come up — every call, provably.
- Qualify eligibility context and capture Scope of Appointment before any plan conversation.
- Never invent an answer: plan specifics route to your licensed agent, on purpose.
- Book or warm-transfer to licensed agents with the consent trail attached.
Your team
- Licensed agents handle plan comparison, benefits, and enrollment — the AI never presents plans.
- Compliance teams get 100% of calls scored for the disclosures CMS expects to hear.
What a call looks like.
Illustrative call flow — scripts, voices, and guardrails are configured per campaign with your team.
The rules, built into the rails.
Revolv enables compliant campaigns — disclosures that can’t be skipped, consent that’s provable, every call QA-scored. Your counsel sets policy; the platform enforces it.
The required disclaimer is part of the script the AI cannot skip — and the recording proves it played.
SOA capture is built into the flow before any plan discussion is scheduled.
Calls in the enrollment chain are recorded and exportable for the long retention windows Medicare work demands.
Built for permission-to-contact lists — the platform enables consent-first calling, and your list hygiene stays decisive.
No “free”, no “best”, no government affiliation — the script is the script.
Works with your Medicare stack.
Asked by every floor we talk to.
Can an AI even call about Medicare?
The AI handles the non-regulated front of the call — identity, recording notice, TPMO disclaimer, qualification, SOA, scheduling. Everything CMS reserves for licensed humans stays with your licensed agents.
How do you handle the TPMO disclaimer?
It’s embedded in the call flow before benefits discussion, delivered verbatim, and verified on the recording by QA — on every call, not a sample.
What about AEP volume?
Capacity scales without temp hiring: more concurrent AI fronters during AEP, the same licensed close team where it matters.
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See it on a Medicare campaign.
A 20-minute walkthrough mapped to your dialer, your lists, and your compliance posture.