Collins Insurance Offers Tips for Successful Health Insurance Applications
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People applying for insurance on their own often unknowingly provide unnecessary information or fail to provide enough information resulting in a rejection, for example:
• Self-Diagnosing – listing a condition (colitis, chronic fatigue, for example) when a doctor has mentioned these conditions, but has not specifically granted a diagnosis. Often the condition listed in the application causes a rejection by the insurance company. This type of rejection requires a letter from a doctor to correct.
• Excluding important details – one client listed a broken ankle with a pin in it, along with a declaration of a full recovery. However, the fact that the client was recovered for 2+ years was not included and the insurance company rejected the application.
“Clients don’t know what they don’t know, and they often submit or eliminate information in an application that will most likely get them rejected,” says
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Ron’s years of experience means that he can quickly and easily evaluate a client’s needs and then match the right insurance company to the client. Clients come back to Ron again and again for help with their changing family health insurance needs.
One client, Lynn H, says, “Ron is an exceptional resource, ethical, educational and helpful! [I] strongly recommend his services.”
About
Ron Collins, in
Health insurance might be a “fair trade” product—meaning premiums are the same across the board, no matter which agent you use—but that doesn’t mean all insurance agents are equal. Ron Collins brings premium experience when it comes to picking a plan. He believes in making it a stress-free experience by offering his extensive knowledge of the insurance industry to select a plan through communication methods tailored to each client’s busy schedule. It’s a trusted, successful method—clients and potential clients around the
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