Insurance Agents
Need help trying to find the best term life, disability or malpractice? Or don't have health insurance? Check out these recommended and trusted insurance Agents! They will work hard to find you the best rates for your financial situation and necessary protection for your loved ones, if anything was to happen!
Malpractice | Business's Owner | Medicare | Worker's Comps | Long Care | Term Life | Disability
Professional Insurance Plans has been in business since 1991, specializing in malpractice insurance for optometrists all across the country. Whether you are shopping for malpractice insurance, business personal property, or workers comp, our highly experienced staff can help you find the right coverage at the lowest rate no matter what your needs are.
- ✅ Malpractice Insurance
- ✅ General Liability
- ✅ Business | Property Coverages
- ✅ Cyber Liability
- ✅ Workers Compensation
We are endorsed by the Kentucky and Tennessee Optometric Associations, as well as Walmart/Sam’s Club nationally, insuring Optometrists is our specialty. Feel free to contact us for information regarding any of these coverages.
Locations: Eligible in all state
📧 Contact info: Greg Bellamy | agent@professionalplans.com | 800-783-7086
Term Life | Disability
Michael Relvas, CFP® helps medical professionals nationwide with their term life and disability income insurance needs. Using a structured, objective and education-based approach, Michael can make the process of securing coverage more transparent and seamless for you.
He’s very approachable and can help you evaluate all of the leading Term life & Own-Occupation disability insurance providers so you can make a truly informed decision on the policy that best suits your specific needs and budget.
👉 To Compare Own-Occupation disability insurance policies that pay benefits when you’re unable to work as an Optometrist, opposed to just “any” occupation, Start here
👉 To Compare Term life insurance rates, Start Here
📧 Contact: 800-817-4522 | Michael Relvas | MRelvas@mrinco.com
Health Insurance
Health insurance can be confusing. Even as optometrists and medical professionals, insurance is often not taught as part of our training so navigating the various plans and options can be overwhelming. It's too easy to get stuck with an insurance plan that is not only unnecessarily expensive but also doesn't give you the coverage you need. As a Licensed Insurance Advisor, I have access to all the plans available and can shop around for you!
👉 Schedule Free Consult Today or email me with any questions. If you are unable to find a time that works for you, please send me an email!
📧 Parita Patel | parita.insurance@gmail.com | Book via Calendly
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