Even Clients With Health Insurance Can Go Bankrupt
Just because your clients have health insurance doesn't mean they are invulnerable to bankruptcy because of a medical crisis, said Ryan Hogan at the fifth annual summit for the Health Agents For America.
They still will have many expenses that they might have not have even dreamed of. But there are ways agents can help clients understand their exposure and how to keep it covered.
Even people with health insurance have been forced to file for medical bankruptcy, Ryan Hogan tells #HAFASummit2017
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Gap insurance, CI insurance and other ancillary plans can keep clients from falling off the medical bankruptcy cliff. #HAFASummit2017
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Turmoil in the marketplace is an opportunity for agents, Ryan Hogan tells #HAFASummit2017
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