Insurers in the health industry are now under new regulations and some companies have lowered rates to become competitive
Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) October 10, 2014
Residents in the state of Ohio can now find cheaper insurance to help cover most medical expenses. The Quotes Pros website is now supplying affordable health insurance pricing through its searchable database of OH state companies at http://quotespros.com/health-insurance.html.
A new change the provider list inside of the database is responsible for supplying the updates rates data. Ohio companies that appear inside of the database are now offering variety in the available health plans that residents can now review before a decision to buy is completed.
"Insurers in the health industry are now under new regulations and some companies have lowered rates to become competitive," said a Quotes Pros source.
Men and women who live or work in Ohio and require different coverage levels for insurance will benefit from the QuotesPros.com portal this year. In addition to the affordable rates available, a listing of agencies is returned with each search of the open system due to the zip finder installation.
"Our system uses county zip codes to help maximize the results that consumers receive when seeking coverage plans for individuals or families this year," said the source.
The Quotes Pros company has also added providers in the insurance industry that underwrite non-medical coverage plans. Consumers who are currently shopping for rates tied to renter, homeowner or automotive plans now have the freedom to access the finder at http://quotespros.com/renters-insurance.html.
About QuotesPros.com
The QuotesPros.com company supplies American men and women with faster methods of obtaining insurance quotations using the Internet portal launched in 2013. The upgrades recently completed this year have widened the search solutions for consumers. The QuotesPros.com company database is now used by thousands of consumers each month who are seeking the best pricing for coverage plans offered in nearly all U.S. states.