Actually that’s a great question! So I will only say this on time Oxonianinsurance.com or Vitalonehealth.com is the answer, now what is the question? Reality is you expect whoever is answering the question, is going to recommend their company for the solution, RIGHT? I read a lot of the Question and Answer (Q&A) sites for health insurance companies and honestly, some of the answers “Lack”. It may be the person asking the question isn’t giving enough information or maybe the person answering the question just “Lacks”! Question? I have a plan for my family with a major health carrier and my rates have almost doubled in the last 30 months. I tried to get an HSA but was rejected.Why are my rates going up so much? What can I do about getting an HSA?Questions like this “LACK”, so if the person who is answering these questions doesn’t ask some additional questions, this question will remain a question, now what was the question again. “Just kidding!” Now, not kidding, it’s possible for a family’s rate to almost double in two and a half year period. Medical trend averages about 22% a year, which alone would be enough reason to have rates doubled in a 30 month period. A HSA is a type of insurance plan. It isn’t some type of special health insurance, just another alternative to cover you and/or your family for health care insurance.Conversations are like puzzles! Words, sentences, paragraphs are pieces of a puzzle.
Who ever is putting the puzzle together needs to make sure all the pieces are there in the beginning. The best way to do that is to ask questions;a) What are you trying to accomplish with asking this question? Is it just for information or do you have a purpose for these questions? There is no reason for me to pursue a conversation, thinking it’s ending with a sale, when all you want is some basic information. This is where frustration comes in for both parties. Understand why the questions are being asked.b) If there isn’t enough information to answer a question, then you should ask additional questions to understand the situation.c) People leave facts out, more so because they don’t know the importance of additional information. Ask information questions.
People who are writing in to ask for help are depending on you to be professional. Act accordingly.d) Once you ask questions repeat the answers you received back to the person making sure you both parties understand what the situation is.e) Most importantly, once you have answered the question, stop, give the person enough credit that upon receiving the correct information they can now make up their mind to do what they want with the information you presented.
As I stated in the beginning if you asked the reason for the questions, their purpose will dictate if you can ask for an order or not.Asking questions is a definite buying signal, so there is no reason to push a person early. If you answer the questions that are asked and you are asking additional questions, the potential client is going to get a sense of comfort to buy from you. Just answer the questions, educate people and you might be surprised with the outcome