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What We Offer
Superior Customer Service & Exceptional Support
Senior Benefit Services, Inc (SBS) is a field marketing organization and among the nation’s leading marketers of senior products specializing only in the senior market. While there are many FMOs in the insurance industry, very few immediately respond to the needs of the independent agent. Our reputation has been built on superior customer service and exceptional support. Find out more about the products and carriers we offer! Give us a call (800) 924-4727 or Contact Us.
Home Health Care
Recovery doesn’t have to be in the nursing home! More clients are choosing to recover from sickness or injury at home with the daily benefits of a Home Health Care plan.
Learn MoreMedicare Supplements
Our Marketing Department compares Medicare Supplement plans, rates, commissions, and AM Best ratings to find our Producing Partners the best carriers for their portfolios.
Learn MoreHospital Indemnity Insurance
The purpose of a hospital indemnity plan is to protect your client's savings from out-of-pocket costs that their Medicare or Medicare Supplement plan will not cover.
Learn MoreLong Term Care
Long Term Care insurance is coverage that provides valuable support and financial resources to help your client cover the cost of long term care they might need in the event of an illness, accident, or through the normal effects of aging.
Learn MoreDental, Vision, & Hearing Insurance
Dental coverage is essential for your client since Medicare does not cover the out-of-pocket costs associated with dental procedures or even preventative services.
Learn MoreShort Term Care
While Long Term Care is beneficial coverage for your client’s future, it’s not always viable. With premiums skyrocketing over the past couple of years, clients have turned to Short Term Care insurance.
Learn MoreMedicare Advantage
The Medicare Modernization Act signed into law in 2003 by President George W. Bush signaled the most sweeping changes in Medicare in 40 years.
Learn MorePart D – Rx Plans
Rx plans or Prescription Drug plans are available for independent brokers and agents from Senior Benefit Services throughout the United States.
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