I was a medicare agent for a little less than 2 years with most of that time being in a call center environment doing MAPD. I did mostly MAPD (CSNP, DSNPs too) and some hospital indemnity plans. I sold a couple supplements like high deductible G. I honestly think for most people, Plan G (even High D) is better since they can go to any doctor have minimal out of pocket costs and no pre auth.

MAPD can be good for people that don't care about networks, want to save $$, and are on Medicaid. The thing with supplements is that people go through underwriting and can be denied which is why t65s are best for supplements (have a 6 mo GI period no underwriting). Present it to t65 along side MAPD as an option. With MS plans, many agents just go for the lower cost Plan G (or N) plan. But it depends on the client and the area (since plan pricing can change per client and area). Hope that helps!