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Health Insurance Can Be Simplified...

In spite of the legislative and product changes we continue to see in the insurance marketplace, we believe individual health insurance can be simplified. Our job is to help you define your needs, understand your options in the market, get your insurance issued promptly, and remain your advisor for all services, renewals, and legislative updates. Health insurance is easy when you rely on the strength of our agency and commitment to value-driven customer relationships. We love what we do and how it makes a difference in the lives of our customers. Call for your individual plan design. ~ Tim Bruner ~ Sue Huff, CLTC

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Individual & Family Medical Plans

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Dental & Vision Plans

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Short Term Medical Plans

Which Medical Plan Is Right for Me?

Medical insurance can be confusing these days with so many options available. Our independent markets allow us to offer several different options and our job is to simplify those options for you. Let's see if a little information about each type of plan will be helpful to you in assessing your benefit and cost needs:

Who seeks private health insurance plans today?

Self-employed individuals;
Individuals who work where group benefits are not offered;
Individuals whose group plans do not offer spouse or dependent benefits;
Individuals who are seeking an alternative to the expense of their current group medical plan;
Individuals who no longer qualify as dependents on their parent's plans due to age or other factors.

What options are available?
Our markets provide access to HMO, POS, and PPO provider networks. Within those networks, you can find:

Copay plans;
High Deductible Plans;
High Deductible Plans with a Health Savings Account combined.

Request A Medical Plan Quote

If you would like our assistance in running your quote to reflect the most accurate price based on your health underwriting factors, it's easy! You can click the "Contact Us" button below and one of our sales team members will call you directly. If you prefer to discuss your quote over the phone, Tim Bruner can be reached (678) 680-6061 and Sue Huff can be reached at (678) 680-6062.

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Run My Own Medical Plan Quote

Many of our clients prefer to run their own medical quotes and we are happy to provide this on-line capability. Please keep in mind, when you run your own quote on line, if you have health conditions, the on-line quote engines will not consider this condition in the quote results. Your cost of insurance will be affected by health conditions, medications, height/weight, and other factors that most on-line quote systems do not reflect in their pricing.

Ready? Just click the button below to access the on-line quote system.

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Run My Own Health Quote

About Dental & Vision Options

We offer dental and vision insurance options for individuals and families as an integral part of their health insurance program. Clients can purchase these types of benefits as stand alone policies or as an integrated option offered in conjunction with their individual medical plan.

Give us a call today to talk about these important options for your benefit plan. (770) 982-0012 (main line) or (678) 680-6061 (Tim Bruner, direct line) or (678) 680-6062 (Sue Huff, direct line).

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What is Short Term Medical Insurance?

Short term medical insurance plans are designed for individuals who only need their medical benefits for less than one year. These are comprehensive medical plans; however, they do not cover pre-existing conditions. They provide benefits for new conditions that may arise in the one-twelve month insuring period. Benefits are typically not paid beyond the short term period selected upon application.

These plans are generally purchased by individuals who:

Have lost their group coverage;
Are in the waiting period at a new employer;
Are in between jobs;
Are seasonal or part-time workers.

These plans are not designed for long term needs for medical insurance benefits.

About Copay Plans

Copay plans are traditional benefit plans that feature the convenience of copayments for physician office visits and prescription drug cards. In today's marketplace, they are among the most expensive premium options depending on the deductible option you choose and other plan features. Copay plans generally feature:

Inpatient and outpatient medical benefits subject to deductible and coinsurance;
Office visit copays;
Prescription drug card copays;
Annual out-of-pocket maximums.

Typically, individuals who use these plans today include:

Those with young children who have regular physician office visits;
Those who seek copayments for their prescriptions;
In some cases, those who need maternity benefits.

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About High Deductible Health Plans with a Health Savings Account

These plans are popular expense savings alternatives today. They feature a qualified high deductible health plan plus enrollment in a health savings account. Instead of paying a higher premium to the insurance company for lower deductible plans, individuals choose a high deductible plan and invest the premium savings into a health savings account. Deposits in the health savings account are tax deductible when you file your return. The health savings account allows you to make deposits up to federal limits, accumulate earnings on deposits income tax free, and make distributions from the savings account income tax free for qualified medical expenses. Distributions from your health savings account can be made for deductible and coinsurance reimbursements, dental, vision, chiropractic, and many other types of expenses that are not typically offered in the traditional medical insurance plan. Deposits to your health savings account are owned by you, not the insurance company.

Individuals and families who use the high deductible health plan plus the health savings account include:

Those who seek more control over their medical expenses;
Those who seek a tax-advantaged way of accessing health care;
Those who can afford to invest the premium savings of the high deductible health insurance plan into a qualified health savings account;
Those who seek one single calendar year deductible per family.

Can the high deductible health plan be purchased without the savings account option?

Yes, it can. You are certainly free to purchase only the high deductible health plan.

Can I choose where my health savings account is established?

Yes. You can use the bank offered by the insurance company or your own banking resource. It's up to you.

Is the H.S.A. Plan Right for Me?

Compare the costs of a traditional plan with lower deductibles and copay features with a high deductible health plan. To access a quick on-line calculator, click the orange calculator button below.

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H.S.A. Comparison Calculator

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Click to Learn

If you would like to learn more about medical insurance just click the More button on the right. Our Connect area has an on-line learning center full of downloads, calculators, and more for explaining concepts you may find helpful. Feel free to give us a call and ask all the questions you need answers to. We're here to help you!