AHIP Study Guide 2026

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📋 AHIP Exam Format at a Glance

50
Questions
120 min
Time Limit
90.00%
Passing Score

📚 AHIP Topics to Study (21)

✍️ Sample AHIP Questions & Answers

1. Preferred pharmacy networks in Part D are designed to:
Offer lower cost-sharing when members use designated pharmacies

Preferred pharmacy networks give beneficiaries lower cost-sharing at select pharmacies, incentivizing use of cost-efficient pharmacy partners.

2. The following benefits are ALL provided to insured workers by workers' compensation policies, EXCEPT
expenses of running a business until a disabled worker can return to work

Workers' compensation policies are designed to provide benefits directly to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. These benefits typically include coverage for medical treatment, wage replacement for lost income due to disability, and vocational rehabilitation to help the worker return to employment. However, workers' compensation does not cover the expenses of running a business; these are separate operational costs for the employer, distinct from employee benefits.

3. What is the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (MA OEP)?
January 1 – March 31

The MA OEP runs January 1–March 31, allowing current MA enrollees to switch plans or return to Original Medicare once.

4. Which of the following statements about Medicare marketing rules for door-to-door sales is correct?
Uninvited door-to-door sales contact with Medicare beneficiaries is prohibited

CMS prohibits uninvited door-to-door solicitation of Medicare beneficiaries to protect them from high-pressure sales tactics.

5. What is a 'creditable coverage' in the context of Medicare Part D?
Drug coverage at least as good as Medicare's standard benefit

Creditable coverage for Part D means the drug coverage is expected to pay at least as much as Medicare's standard prescription drug benefit.

6. What is the Part D late enrollment penalty based on?
1% of the national base beneficiary premium for each full month without creditable coverage

The Part D late enrollment penalty is 1% of the national base beneficiary premium multiplied by the number of full months without creditable drug coverage.

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