US SB2625

Requires HHS to conduct rulemaking within 1 year to update the definition of "third-party marketing organization" under Medicare Parts C and D, distinguishing them from independent agents and brokers for regulatory purposes

Mandates a standardized registration process for independent agents and brokers across Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, with reduced regulatory burdens for existing customer relationships

Creates a monetary reward program for individuals who report call centers engaged in Medicare marketing scams by amending 42 CFR 420.405

Eliminates the 48-hour waiting period requirement between signing a Scope of Appointment agreement and when independent agents/brokers can meet with Medicare beneficiaries

Directs the HHS Inspector General to review fraudulent marketing practices of predatory call centers and submit a report to Congress within 1 year with legislative recommendations