Average Number of APPROVED Apps Per Month

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Yes Lyn...as the others indicated...rates are very low here.

For example...Family of three in Columbus area (Male 40 Female 40 and child) pays under $300 per month for UHC Copay Select ($2500 Ded.)

 

[dgoldenz]

Yes Lyn...as the others indicated...rates are very low here.

For example...Family of three in Columbus area (Male 40 Female 40 and child) pays under $300 per month for UHC Copay Select ($2500 Ded.)

Sounds like VA....close anyway.

 

[djs]

I have close to 100% acceptance rate on submissions, but then, I do P&C, not to much health. You pretty much do the underwriting yourself, staying within company guidelines.

In P&C, more important then new apps per month, or approved apps, is retention. My retention ratios took a bit of a hit this year, but have actually been improving lately.

New app volume is about 1/2 of what it was at it's peak.

Dan

 

[Lyn]

Yes Lyn...as the others indicated...rates are very low here.

For example...Family of three in Columbus area (Male 40 Female 40 and child) pays under $300 per month for UHC Copay Select ($2500 Ded.)

You ever try to market to gov't employees for individual plans? (or is that a no-no?) I worked for DFAS in Columbus and paid $400 per month for group health for just my spouse and myself. I would think they would be happy to hear from someone as our group plans increase every year and the choice of carriers gets smaller. Ded is lower, but benefits aren't great. Just wondering....

 

[chp]

Wow, our rates here in SC are much higher:

"For example...Family of three in Columbus area (Male 40 Female 40 and child) pays under $300 per month for UHC Copay Select ($2500 Ded.)"


In the 29572 zip code, same plan, 2500 ded 80/20 with rx buy up is $524.60, and that is preferred 1 w/prior coverage non tobacco.

 

[Virtualinagency]

absolutely, get a few chep non resident licenses, some are very inexpensive...

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

chp...I loved Chris Farley. We saw him at Second City (Chicago) before he went on SNL.

Lyn...Never tried that. I always assumed their coverages, if matched apples to apples, would be hard to beat.