Insurance Solutions Group, Inc

05/10/2023

If you have this face after looking at your car and homeowners insurance bill, give me a call to see if you can save some money! 770-594-9344.

P.S. No child labor laws were broken--he negotiated a new hot wheel out of the deal!

08/10/2022

Big news!!! In addition to health and life insurance, I'm now offering home and auto insurance. Message me or call 770-594-7349 to get a quote and see if you can save some money!

ISG is an independent insurance broker that specializes in medical, dental, vision, life, annuities and senior products.

10/13/2020

If you need help with your health insurance, call me at 770-594-9344. Open enrollment for individuals begins November 1st and we're booking phone appointments now. In addition to group plans, we assist with individual plans ON and OFF the Marketplace. There's no additional cost to using a broker and it really helps to have an advocate with the changing landscape of healthcare.

12/14/2016

If you haven't already enrolled for health insurance, the deadline is Thursday for the coverage to go into effect on January 1st. Most 2016 plans are changing or will no longer be offered and premiums are definitely increasing. Please call me at 770-594-7349 to get enrolled. I promise to make it as painless as possible! I can help with plans on and off the Marketplace (Obamacare) and also have some alternatives to traditional insurance that are really popular this year.

11/29/2016

If you need help with your 2017 health insurance, I'd be happy to assist. Call me at 770-594-9344. The deadline for a January effective date is quickly approaching. There's no additional cost to using a broker and it really helps to have an advocate with the changing landscape of healthcare.

10/06/2016

If you need help with your 2017 health insurance, I'd be happy to assist. Call me at 770-594-9344. Open Enrollment officially begins Nov.1, but we are scheduling phone appointments NOW. There are a lot of changes taking place on GA's individual market. Many carriers are pulling out including Aetna & Coventry, and Humana is drastically downsizing its presence.

10/22/2015

Open enrollment for health insurance begins on November 1st. If you'd like assistance on OR off the Marketplace, contact me at 770-594-7349.

10/01/2015

The CEOs of Aetna and Anthem, as well as other public policy leaders, testified last week before the U.S. Senate’s Judiciary subcommittee on consolidation in the health care industry. Mark T. Bertolini, Chairman and CEO of Aetna, noted in his testimony that the health care industry is undergoing fundamental changes, such as the shift to new value-based health care. Regarding Aetna’s pending acquisition of Humana, Bertolini said, “Both Aetna and Humana are committed to building a first class health services business designed to deliver value-based care that keeps our customers healthy.” He also noted that there still will be robust choice and competition in the Medicare market post-merger. “While this deal is primarily about Medicare, coming together will enable us to offer more consumers a broader choice of products and access to higher quality and more affordable health plan options.”

09/24/2015

The U.S. Census Bureau's annual report on income, poverty and health insurance coverage in America shows, as expected, that the nation’s uninsured rate dropped significantly from 2013 to 2014. The report found that the percentage of people without health insurance coverage dropped from 13.3 percent (41.8 million) for all of 2013 to 10.4 percent (33 million) for all of 2014.

08/19/2015

Almost 1 million people signed up for health insurance after the open enrollment season ended on February 22, helping to drive the percentage of uninsured Americans below 10 percent. One government survey found that 7 million fewer people were uninsured in the first three months of this year, compared to the average for all of 2014.

However, a report from the Urban Institute last week warned that progress could stagnate if affordability is not addressed. The report said that private coverage provided through the exchanges remains a financial stretch for many families, even with subsidies, and that disenrollment rates could increase over time.

08/06/2015

After years of only modest growth, health care spending is projected to accelerate over the next decade. In the journal Health Affairs, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) economists forecast that health care spending will increase by 5.8 percent annually from 2014 to 2024.

07/29/2015

The IRS reported 7.5 million Americans have paid fines for failing to purchase health care coverage in 2014. The ACA mandates that individuals obtain insurance or face a penalty. The IRS also noted that about 300,000 low-income taxpayers reported a payment when they should have claimed a health care coverage exemption. Outreach is planned to these taxpayers.