Got insurance questions? Buster Dean has the answers

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Got insurance questions? Buster Dean has the answers

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In a time where there seem

to be more insurance companies than ever, all competing for your time

and money, it takes someone special to stand out from the crowd. That

someone is Buster Dean, a field representative for United American Insurance.

"United American has been

in business since 1947 and is one of the top-rated insurance companies

in the nation," Dean said.

"We are the only insurance

company that I know of in Georgia that provides substantial discounts

on prescription drugs, vitamins and nutritional supplements, dental care,

chiropractic care, glasses, contacts and hearing aids," Dean said.

"We also have a 24-hour nurse hotline."

While the company sells all

types of accident, health and life insurance, it specializes in Medicare

Supplement insurance. According to Dean, this is the insurance he enjoys

selling the most.

"I prefer to sell Medicare

Supplement insurance because in doing so I often get to educate people

on what Medicare does and does not do and how we can provide the coverage

they need."

Dean says he meets people who

have been on Medicare for over ten years and have no idea what it covers.

"When I can show a person what they could be liable for and sell

that person a policy that I know will pay all liabilities, it makes me

feel good."

Dean enjoys educating his customers,

a trait he says runs in the family. "I guess I get this from my maternal

grandmother. She was a school teacher all of her life," he said.

It is clear that Buster Dean

takes pride in his job, and goes the extra mile to help his clients. He

tells the story of calling on a local couple who had requested information

about the medicare Supplement insurance.

"The wife asked how soon

we could get a policy into effect. To make a long story short, she and

her husband were facing a very expensive problem. They had both been recently

involuntarily terminated from their HMO and the husband had a knee replacement

operation scheduled for the following week. We're talking a $20,000

to $30,000 expensive problem."

Dean called his supervisor,

explained the situation and got him to alert the staff in the home office

that there was a policy that needed to be issued as soon as possible.

"Everyone pitched in and

worked a little harder and a little quicker, and I was able to call the

couple a few days later and tell them their insurance policies were in

force," he said. "That made me feel good."

Just like that couple, Dean

says there are approximately 19,000 seniors in Fayette and other surrounding

counties who are now looking for Medicare Supplement insurance because

they have the Blue Choice Platinum HMO, which is going out of business

at the end of this year.

For the next couple of months,

because these people are being "involuntarily terminated" by

their insurance provider, United American can provide them a Medicare

Supplement insurance plan of their choice that is not only "guaranteed

renewable for life," it is "guaranteed issue" at the time

the application is submitted. The premiums are based on the person's

age at the time they apply for coverage, not how old they get.

"All of our policies are

'agent serviced.' Our policyholders choose their doctors and

they choose their hospitals," said Dean. "They go where they

want to go, when they want to go, as many times as they want to go."

For more information about

Medicare Supplement insurance or the other plans offered by United American

Insurance, call (800) 510-4495 or visit www.unitedamerican.com.

"My office is coffee tables,

kitchen tables, dining room tables, picnic tables, work benches and porch

swings across the state of Georgia," said Dean.

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