Gerber in FL

[somarco]

Good info, but how accurate and current are the premiums? The link to a benefit chart is dated 2010.

 

[Chazm]

I have found this link to be helpful in searching for supplement rates in FL https://apps.fldfs.com/mcws/CWSSearch.aspx

Nice! Those look to be completely up to date. Thanks

 

[StoneRiver]

Nice! Those look to be completely up to date. Thanks

You're welcome.................

 

[PamTurner]

I'm thinking of picking up Gerber for FL too.

Any thoughts on rate increases for Gerber compared to BCBS? I wonder how long they (BCBS) can maintain such low rate increases.

Does anyone have experience with Gerber? I have none. Any selling points?

I got used to the CA birthday rule, and moved to FL. I can't seem to get used to the fact that once someone picks a company, they are stuck with it (if they have health issues). However, it's good for agents!

 

[yogooglethis]

I'm thinking of picking up Gerber for FL too.

Any thoughts on rate increases for Gerber compared to BCBS? I wonder how long they (BCBS) can maintain such low rate increases.

Does anyone have experience with Gerber? I have none. Any selling points?

I got used to the CA birthday rule, and moved to FL. I can't seem to get used to the fact that once someone picks a company, they are stuck with it (if they have health issues). However, it's good for agents!

"Does anyone have experience with Gerber? I have none. Any selling points?"


Yes our baby loves it.The strawberry banana flavor rules!

 

[somarco]

FWIW Gerber was competitive in GA maybe 4 years ago. Now they are usually the highest at almost any age.

 

[axeman462]

I'm thinking of picking up Gerber for FL too.

Any thoughts on rate increases for Gerber compared to BCBS? I wonder how long they (BCBS) can maintain such low rate increases.

Does anyone have experience with Gerber? I have none. Any selling points?

I got used to the CA birthday rule, and moved to FL. I can't seem to get used to the fact that once someone picks a company, they are stuck with it (if they have health issues). However, it's good for agents!

At lower ages Gerber is not very competitive. I usually only use them for conservatives that refuse to do business with AARP.

If you try using them all the time, you will be put out of business pretty quick, by people like me going behind you and flipping all of your clients.

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FWIW Gerber was competitive in GA maybe 4 years ago. Now they are usually the highest at almost any age.

what does FWIW mean??

 

[Chazm]

FWIW for what it's worth

 

[pcbinsurance]

Google is your friend.........

 

[PamTurner]

Thanks for the great info!

I wouldn't be using them all the time, and this client is older, coming off a group plan. I prefer UnitedHealthcare in FL, Plan N, or United American High deductible F.