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Should You Go Insurance Free?

Posted on Jan 02, 2019 by Lori Boyer

    Patient Portal 1Dealing with insurance companies can be the worst! In this webinar, we discuss the pros and cons of going insurance-free. It's an interesting and informative watch in today's increasingly expensive financial world. Don't miss it!

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    Tips & Best Practices, Dental, Vision, Enterprise, Medical, Dermatology
    Lori Boyer

    Lori Boyer

    Lori Boyer has spent over a decade developing content and customer strategy for a wide variety of companies. She especially loves "walking a mile" in the shoes of her target audience. At Solutionreach we focus on relationships - building and maintaining them. She does the same. Lori Boyer is a lover of crisp fall mornings, a good book, and just about anything Beauty and the Beast related.

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