Questions and Answers about Ohio Insurance Quotes

Are You an Insurance Company?

No, Ohio Health Insurance Quote uses a unique relationship with providers and brokers to help you select the best health plans for you and your family.

Are Ohio Insurance Rates Available Upon Request?

Insurance companies in Ohio are required by Ohio regulations to file their rates with the state's insurance department. After filling out your application, you will be contacted by an insurance agent who may offer you rates or quotes based on your responses and needs.

My Current Rates for Ohio Health Insurance are Unaffordable. Will I Be Able to Lower my Premiums?

In many cases, yes. Ohio Health Insurance Quotes can connect you with insurance agents who can offer you competitive rates, and who also may help you select a health plan that can cut your premium costs while still providing you with the basic coverage that you need.

What Do PPO, HMO, PSO, and COBRA stand for?

These are all short acronyms for the various managed care plans. PPO stands for "Preferred Provider Organization"; HMO stands for "Health Management Organization"; POS stands for a "Point of Service" plan; and COBRA stands for the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, which provides continued coverage for individuals who lose their group coverage. You can find out more about these different types of insurance plans in the Insurance Products section.