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(573) 297-5547 is a Health Insurance Robocall

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  • Transcript Hi, good evening. This is Katie with Insureme. How are you doing today? Well, I'm calling about your health insurance. Open enrollment is here and all the new plans are available. Can you hear me better now? Okay, benefits are changing, subsidies are changing, and we want to make sure you're on the best plan for the new year. Are you still enrolled in your own health plan? Okay, well, we can help you compare the new plans then. Our service is free and our agents can compare the new plans and help you qualify for the largest subsidy possible. I have your agent available to help with this. Can I connect you now? Okay, I'll connect you now. Just so you're aware, our calls are monitored and recorded for quality and training purposes. Okay, I have the agent on the line now. They'll help walk you through the rest of the way. Hi, this is Jonathan Mann with Insure Me. I'm the agent assigned to handle your 2025 health insurance. How are you today?
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