Meemic Insurance Services Now Available to Illinois Educators
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Founded by seven teachers as an insurance company to serve fellow educators, Meemic strives to partner with members of the educational community including public, charter and parochial K-12 school systems as well as higher education institutions to provide products, programs and assistance to recognize and foster educational excellence.
"For more than six decades
Many of our agents are from the educational community themselves, and they understand educators' unique needs. Meemic offers exclusive benefits specifically for educational staff, like a low
The company is rooted in education and is focused on a specific community where educator referrals are common and providing a superior customer experience is a primary focus. In recent surveys, the company earned a 97% customer satisfaction rating for its claims service. As a result of service differentiation and excellence, last year over 69% of new members were referred to Meemic by other satisfied educators.
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Despite their exclusive focus on the education community, Meemic does not charge membership fees or dues. If you're an educator or on the staff at a public, charter, private or parochial school, or at a college or university, you can qualify for the exclusive savings offered by Meemic.
More information about this amazing Meemic story can be found on the Why Meemic page at www.Meemic.com.
In addition to offering insurance services, Meemic also supports the educational community through
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