Catholic Life Insurance Launches First Digital Medicare Supplement Insurance Application
The new application offers customers the ease and convenience of purchasing Medicare Supplement insurance online. It uses automatic underwriting technology to produce immediate results. The application bypasses insurance agents completely, allowing customers to apply on their own timeframe and receive a decision about qualification within minutes.
"As more and more people are beginning to expect and prefer online shopping, we wanted to offer our customers this convenient and user-friendly service," stated President and CEO of
The Medigap EZ-App was developed by
"We are driven to transform the insurance industry through the development of new, digitally-based, consumer-friendly insurance products and procedures." said CEO and founder of Ensurem,
For more information, visit https://catholicmedicaresupp.com/.
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