Realtor Health Insurance is a specific type of health insurance policy that is designed specifically for real estate agents and realtor companies. It can be difficult to find affordable health insurance in this field, but with the help of a trusted insurance broker, it is possible to find a policy that fits your exact needs. Realtor health insurance can provide you with the coverage you need to stay healthy while doing what you love.

Harvey Durham Insurance is here to help you understand your health insurance policy! As a realtor, the last thing on our minds are costly deductibles and out-of pocket expenses. We know that as brokers we have other business obligations which can take us away from home or require long hours at work during never ending show times; this leaves little time for taking care of ourselves let alone looking after others - meaning they might suffer too if something happens unexpectedly (like sudden illness).

So when it comes down choice between being proactive about protecting yourself by getting coverage through Harvey Durham Insurance!

There are three plans that customers can opt for. The Physician Just strategy is more for those who happen to be included in a major medical strategy and who only need to boost their deductible. The Price strategy offers benefits for physicians and hospitalization/surgery and can be ideal for some one on a small budget or who would like to supplement a current medical plan. The Jewelry strategy offers benefits for physicians, hospitalization and surgery and is made for NAR customers who are otherwise uninsurable.

RCHI also addresses your dependents. Eligible dependents are your lawful married partner and your children. Depending on state laws, same-sex couples and common-law relationships may also be recognized. Your unmarried young ones who are below age 19, who dwell in your house for 6+ weeks per year and who are unmarried. Extensions from age 19 to 24 are available for full-time pupils at an approved university or university. In accordance with RCHI's web site, ""Child" contains stepchild, foster child, officially followed child, a child of adoptive parents pending use proceedings, and normal child.