There are several reasons why you might consider changing your small group health insurance broker, including:
- Poor Communication: If your broker is not responsive to your queries or does not communicate with you proactively, it can create difficulties in managing your health insurance plan.
- Limited Plan Options: If your current broker is not providing you with a range of plans or is not knowledgeable about the latest options in the market, you may want to consider a broker who can provide you with more choices.
- Rising Premiums: If your premiums are continually increasing without any explanation or solution provided by your broker, it may be time to look for a new broker who can provide you with more cost-effective solutions.
- Inadequate Service: If your broker is not providing the level of service you require, such as helping you manage claims, resolving billing issues, or providing employee education, you may want to consider a new broker who can provide more robust services.
- Lack of Trust: If you do not trust your broker or feel that they are not acting in your best interest, it may be time to consider a new broker who can provide you with more transparent and trustworthy services.
Ultimately, the decision to change brokers should be based on your specific needs and goals for your small group health insurance plan. It may be helpful to research and compare different brokers to find one that can best meet your needs.
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Dale Johnsen -- [email protected] -- 805-870-5080
