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January 2021- Volume 12, Issue 1

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Document Volume 12, Issue 1 January 2021 Our monthly newsletter addresses consumer insurance topics as well as timely information on issues affecting senior citizens in Louisiana. To find out if Consumer Advocacy will be in your area or to request a speaker for your organization or group, call (225) 219-0619 or send an email, and periodontal gum disease treatment. Coverage can vary by policy. Check with your insurer to find out

May 2021- Volume 12, Issue 5

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Document Volume 12, Issue 5 May 2021 Our monthly newsletter addresses consumer insurance topics as well as timely information on issues affecting senior citizens in Louisiana. To find out if Consumer Advocacy will be in your area or to request a speaker for your organization or group, call (225) 219-0619 or send an email, . If you have questions about your policy contact your agent or insurance company. Find out what your

June 2021- Volume 12, Issue 6

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Document Volume 12, Issue 6 June 2021 Our monthly newsletter addresses consumer insurance topics as well as timely information on issues affecting senior citizens in Louisiana. To find out if Consumer Advocacy will be in your area or to request a speaker for your organization or group, call (225) 219-0619 or send an email, your in-network hospital. Find out from your provider what coverage your plan provides. Locate

Commissioner Donelon Updates 2020 Hurricane Data Through June 30, 2021

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an additional $2.2 billion to pay on those claims. “As the amounts being paid out due, Department of Insurance. They also do not include uninsured losses and what people paid out of pocket

October 2022- Volume 13, Issue 10

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may open new credit card or bank account in your name, and even take out a loan using your personal, at community events across the state, so please reach out and let us know if we can be of assistance

February 2013

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 Commissioner’s Monthly Column Citizens, Tax and Insurance Savings Opportunities February 2013 This spring during tax season I’d like to ask you, as insurance agents, to join me in reaching out to your clients and friends reminding them to claim the Louisiana Citizens Assessment paid with their insurance premium. If property owners have not yet done so tax time is certainly a good time, .) Claim the rebate by filling out form R-540INS as soon as the insurance premium is paid

March 2014

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. Health rates have been left out for far too long and we are seeking to correct this through our health, emergency services. This practice generates surprise medical bills for insured patients for out

November 2014

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’ current policies were authorized for take out on December 1, 2014. This year five companies, percent of Citizens policyholders opted out and chose to remain with Citizens. In the seven previous

Volunteer Introduction Packet

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 [Type the document title] Last updated: October 20, 2012 Greetings! Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Louisiana Senior Health Insurance Information Program (LA SHIIP). Volunteers are valued as an essential part of accomplishing our mission to reach out and deliver SHIIP services with compassion and care. Everyday our program makes a difference in someone’s life and we, . Why We Do It Vulnerable people are missing out LA SHIIP Essentials for Volunteers Whoweare

Dry Run - Week One

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 Your insurance policies are documents spelling out exactly the terms and conditions of your insurance plan and advising you, the policyholder, about what claims the insurer is legally required to pay. Your policy is your guide that details what sort of perils you and your home are protected from and what steps you need to take in order to file a claim if you are affected by a covered peril, deductible is the amount you pay out of pocket before insurance coverage will pay for a claim. Hurricane