New Ohio Health Insurance Plans Now Available
New Ohio health insurance plans for 2011 are available online at Ohioquotes.com. Ohio residents can easily view, compare and apply for coverage from the best Ohio health insurers.
Cincinnati, OH, December 22, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Ohio individual and family health insurance plans for 2011 are now available at Ohioquotes.com, the premier resource in Ohio for affordable individual and family health insurance plans. Easily, Ohio residents can view, compare and apply online for the best health care plans from the top companies. There is no fee for using this personalized service and your personal information is never shared with any other person or company.
Low cost individual and family Ohio health insurance coverage is offered by large carriers that include Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, UnitedHealthCare, Medical Mutual, Humana, Assurant and Celtic. Rates from each company are filed and approved by the Ohio Department of Insurance, so lower rates are not legally available at any other website or agency. Most plans are underwritten, so the final rate determination could depend on various factors such as age, health, zip code and type of plan applied for.
Individual and family plans for the self-employed have become increasingly popular in the state. Health Savings Accounts, comprehensive and catastrophic plans, and short-term policies are offered by most of the participating health care providers. Rates for 2011 have remained fairly stable and many new preventive benefits are now available without having to meet a deductible or copay.
Ohio residents can review the new 2011 Ohio medical plans for individuals and families at Ohioquotes.com. Applications can be easily submitted online, by fax, or by email. For additional information regarding rates, policy specifics or applying for coverage, please visit the website or call (888) 513 6446.
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Low cost individual and family Ohio health insurance coverage is offered by large carriers that include Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, UnitedHealthCare, Medical Mutual, Humana, Assurant and Celtic. Rates from each company are filed and approved by the Ohio Department of Insurance, so lower rates are not legally available at any other website or agency. Most plans are underwritten, so the final rate determination could depend on various factors such as age, health, zip code and type of plan applied for.
Individual and family plans for the self-employed have become increasingly popular in the state. Health Savings Accounts, comprehensive and catastrophic plans, and short-term policies are offered by most of the participating health care providers. Rates for 2011 have remained fairly stable and many new preventive benefits are now available without having to meet a deductible or copay.
Ohio residents can review the new 2011 Ohio medical plans for individuals and families at Ohioquotes.com. Applications can be easily submitted online, by fax, or by email. For additional information regarding rates, policy specifics or applying for coverage, please visit the website or call (888) 513 6446.
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http://www.ohioquotes.com
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