Tips to Reduce Your Health Insurance Costs

September 6 Tip

Every week we will post tips on how you can communicate with your insurance agent on how you can reduce your monthly payments for Health Insurance.  This week we will discuss the Deductible.  The Deductible is in reference to the amount of money that the insured would be required to pay before benefits from the health insurance policy can be made available.  This is usually a yearly amount, so when the policy begins again, after a year, the deductible would be in effect again.  Some services, like doctor visits, may be available without meeting the deductible first.  Ask your eHealthInsurance Agent about this.

This is simple and perhaps you already know, that the higher your deductible, the lower your monthly payments will be.  For example: Instead of a $500 Deductible, consider a $1000 or $1500 Deductible, or even higher.  For good advice on this, please ask your eHealthInsurance Agent about this.

Talk to your friendly eHealthInsurance Agent, now: