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Introducing EZ.Insure's New Self-Enrollment Health Insurance Comparison Tool
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EZ.Insure is excited to introduce its most recent innovation in the world of health insurance.

NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. - PennZone -- The company has unveiled a self-enrollment health insurance comparison tool, aiming to provide consumers with everything they need to know to make informed decisions about their coverage.

Understanding the complexities of health insurance can be overwhelming, EZ.Insure's new tool is streamlining the process, by offering a solution that is user-friendly, effective, and comprehensive. Enabling users to enroll in any health insurance plan or carrier, whether they are on or off the health exchange, consumers will be empowered knowing they have every available option at their fingertips.

The new self-enrollment health insurance comparison tool has several functions and features making it stand out in the over-competitive insurance industry:
  • Simplified Comparison: Consumers can quickly compare local health insurance plans side-by-side, giving them access to the most important information for each option. Each plan preview includes monthly costs, carrier details, deductibles, primary care visit costs, out-of-pocket maximums for prescription drugs, metal tier classifications, emergency medical costs, in-network physicians and star ratings.
  • Customizable Filters: Plans can be sorted by preferred premium cost, deductible, plan type (EPO or HMO), metal tiering, star rating and carrier. Additionally, after selecting a plan, users will be offered supplemental bundling options such as dental coverage.
  • Family-Based Options: Users can now add family members, such as their spouse and children, to their filtering options when searching for plans. This ensures that each person's individual needs are taken care of.
  • Subsidy Eligibility: EZ.Insure's one-of-a-kind tool makes sure that you'll never have to wonder if you're missing out. Users can easily determine their eligibility for subsidies, helping to lower the cost of healthcare.
  • Qualifying Life Events: Life circumstances change when we least expect them to. Our platform lets users quickly determine if they have experienced a qualifying event, which opens up the doors to new insurance options.
  • Speed and Efficiency: EZ.Insure offers self-enrollment technology that speeds up the enrollment process, allowing customers to make healthcare decisions in as little as a few minutes.
  • Availability: The tool is currently available in: Maine, New Hampshire, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Montana, Utah, Arizona, and California. We hope to expand the use of this tool to more states in the near future.

EZ.Insure's self-enrollment platform is a game-changer in the healthcare industry. Every American deserves access to all of the necessary details enabling them to make the most informed healthcare choice. Our tool stands at the forefront of our mission — to simplify the insurance shopping experience, so that individuals can make the best decision for themselves and their families.

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