In this time of uncertainty, your clients feel more overwhelmed than ever. They likely don’t have the bandwidth to sort through different supplemental health options before their upcoming open enrollment. To help them, you need to be able to explain the distinctions between benefits options, and understanding and translating the vocabulary can make a big difference. For example, do your clients know about employer-paid supplemental plans and how much more it can cover? Armed with this knowledge, you can point clients toward solutions that work better for their unique organizational needs and employees. 

Download this guide now to get insights on how supplemental health insurance works in theory and practice, and the terminology you need. You will be able to explain to clients:

• What types of supplemental health insurance exist
• Key differences between types of plans, as well as the advantages and disadvantages
• Why adding supplemental insurance to what they offer to employees makes sense
• And more… 

Use this guide to direct your clients to benefits that are right for their organization. This can help them reduce expenses while still providing employees the coverage they need.