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More useful coverage conversations. More reasons to return.

Dental, vision, accident and critical illness cover are natural, helpful topics — when they come from a real understanding of a household’s gaps.

SupplementalGaps, made visible.Three openings per household

Start from the gap, not the product.

A single review shows where a household is well covered and where it isn’t. Supplemental conversations begin with the client’s real situation — which is why they land as help, not a pitch.

  • Coverage strength by need
  • Gaps flagged in plain language
  • Suggested conversation openers

The Okafor family · coverage today

Illustrative
  • MedicalWell covered
  • DentalGap
  • VisionPartial
  • AccidentGap
  • Critical illnessGap

3 conversation openings identified from one review.

Four kinds of cover, four kinds of household.

Each category fits a recognisable need. Knowing which households it suits keeps every recommendation relevant.

  1. Dental

    Preventive and restorative care, often a family priority with children.

  2. Vision

    Exams and eyewear for households who use them every year.

  3. Accident

    Cash support for active households and physical work.

  4. Critical illness

    A lump sum for clients with limited savings or family history.

Core and add-ons, side by side.

Every add-on sits in the same quote as the health plan, beside the client’s saved needs, so a household sees how dental and vision or accident cover adds to the monthly total — and you can explain it in one conversation.

How we explain layers to individuals
Quote for Morgan and Jules Ellis with their saved needs and care details beside optional supplemental cover, where dental and vision is added for $38 a month.Quote for Morgan and Jules Ellis with their saved needs and care details beside optional supplemental cover, where dental and vision is added for $38 a month.
Fictional sample data · static application preview

Reasons to talk, all year long.

Supplemental needs surface at different moments: a new school year, an eye exam, a change in work. Planned touchpoints turn a once-a-year renewal into an ongoing, valued relationship.

  • Gentle reminders tied to real moments
  • Notes carried forward between meetings
  • Renewal preparation that starts early

One client, five meaningful conversations

Illustrative
  1. JanNew plan year check-in
  2. Feb
  3. MarDental & vision review
  4. Apr
  5. May
  6. JunMid-year life update
  7. Jul
  8. Aug
  9. SepSupplemental conversation
  10. Oct
  11. NovRenewal preparation
  12. Dec

Renewal stops being the only reason to talk.

Talk to Sanaira.

Show us how your agency handles supplemental conversations today, and we’ll show you what’s possible.