Maryland Code, Insurance § 15-924

(b)(1) When soliciting the sale of a health insurance policy to an individual eligible for Medicare, a carrier or insurance producer shall ask the individual whether the individual:

(2) The carrier or insurance producer shall obtain a written statement from the individual that verifies the individual's information provided under paragraph (1) of this subsection.

(1) represent or imply that the carrier or insurance producer represents, works for, or is compensated by a federal, State, or local government agency;

(2) falsely represent or imply that the carrier or insurance producer is offering insurance to supplement Medicare that is approved or recommended by a federal, State, or local government agency;

(3) use terms such as “Medicare consultant”, “Medicare advisor”, “Medicare bureau”, or “disability insurance consultant” when describing the carrier or insurance producer in a letter, envelope, reply card, or any other writing or advertisement or in any oral representation; or

(4) knowingly make a misrepresentation or incomplete or fraudulent comparison by commission or omission of a policy or carrier to induce or attempt to induce the individual to: