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Enrollment calls are full of exact numbers across thick documents. Jamie listens to both sides and puts the deductible, the drug tier or the start date on your screen a few seconds after the question.

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Listening 9:56 My mic Meeting audio

Live transcript Both sides of the call, written out as they speak

  1. Caller

    What is the deductible on that Silver plan you mentioned?

  2. You

    Three thousand dollars for one person. Regular doctor visits are $30 and do not wait on the deductible.

  3. Caller

    And what would it cost me each month?

  4. You

    Four hundred twelve a month before any subsidy. The Gold plan would be $508.

  5. Caller

    My doctor is at Lakeview Family Clinic. Are they in the network?

  6. You

    Cedar's directory shows them in network for next year. Please call the clinic to confirm before you enroll.

  7. Caller

    I take a brand-name inhaler every day. Is that covered?

  8. You

    It is covered on tier 3, so $60 a fill after the deductible. The generic version is $10.

  9. Caller

    What is the most I could end up paying in a bad year?

  10. You

    Eight thousand two hundred, not counting premiums. After that the plan pays covered care in full.

  11. Caller

    We use the urgent care on Mill Road a lot. Is that one covered?

  12. You

    It shows as in network. An urgent care visit is a $75 copay on this plan.

  13. Caller

    If I sign up today, when does coverage start?

  14. You

    January 1, as long as you enroll by December 15.

  15. Caller

    I fill prescriptions at the pharmacy on Fifth Street. Does that still work?

  16. You

    Yes. It is a preferred pharmacy, so you get the lower copay there.

  17. Caller

    Can I add dental to this?

Answer cards Newest on top

Your files 9:54

Dental add-on

Yes. The dental add-on is $29 a month with two cleanings a year.

  • Fillings are covered at 80%
  • Six month wait for major work

cedar-dental-rider.pdf

Web 9:46

Fifth Street pharmacy

The Fifth Street pharmacy is listed in Cedar's preferred network.

  • Preferred pharmacies have the lower copay
  • Open 8 am to 8 pm on weekdays

directory.cedarhealth.example/pharmacy

Your files 9:38

Start date

Enroll by December 15 and coverage starts January 1.

  • After the 15th it starts February 1
  • First premium is due before the start date

enrollment-calendar.md

Web 9:29

Mill Road Urgent Care

Mill Road Urgent Care shows as in network and is open until 9 pm daily.

  • Urgent care copay is $75
  • Emergency room visits go to the deductible

directory.cedarhealth.example and 1 more

Your files 9:21

Out-of-pocket maximum

The out-of-pocket maximum is $8,200 for one person.

  • Premiums do not count toward it
  • After that the plan pays covered care in full

cedar-silver-3000-summary.pdf

Your files 9:13

Brand-name inhaler

It is on tier 3: $60 a fill once the deductible is met.

  • The generic is tier 1 at $10
  • Mail order gives 90 days for two copays

cedar-formulary-2027.pdf

Web 9:05

Lakeview Family Clinic

Cedar's directory lists Lakeview Family Clinic as in network for 2027.

  • Listed for the Silver and Gold plans
  • Ask them to confirm with the clinic before enrolling

directory.cedarhealth.example

Your files 8:58

Monthly premium

At age 46 in that county it is $412 a month before any subsidy.

  • The Gold 1500 is $508
  • Rates go by age and county

cedar-2027-rates.xlsx

Your files 8:50

Silver 3000 deductible

The Cedar Silver 3000 has a $3,000 deductible for one person.

  • Family deductible is $6,000
  • Primary care visits are $30 before the deductible

cedar-silver-3000-summary.pdf

A sample enrollment call. The carrier, plans, clinics, prices and dates are made up and describe no real plan.

It answers from the plan documents you give it

Hand over the documents for the plans you sell. Jamie reads them before the call.

Plan summaries
Deductibles, copays and out-of-pocket maximums, as the carrier wrote them.
Drug lists
Which tier a medication is on and what a fill costs.
Rate sheets
The premium for an age and county without scrolling a spreadsheet mid-call.
Enrollment calendars and riders
Deadlines, start dates and add-ons such as dental.

When the answer lives on the carrier website

Networks change more often than plan documents. When your files do not cover a question, Jamie searches the web and shows where it looked.

  • Provider directories. Whether a clinic or urgent care is listed in network.
  • Pharmacy listings. Whether the pharmacy they already use is in the preferred network.
  • Sources on the card. Every web answer names the pages behind it. Directories can be out of date, so confirm before the person relies on it.

Questions from brokers and enrollment teams

Does Jamie make my calls compliant?

No. Jamie shows you what your plan documents say. It does not decide what you are allowed to say and it is not a compliance tool. Your carrier and regulator rules on scripts, disclosures and recording still apply to you.

Where does call audio go?

To transcribe and answer, call audio goes to our server and to the speech and AI services we use. Callers may share health details, so check whether your privacy obligations allow that before you use Jamie on these calls.

Can it give a wrong benefit or price?

Yes. It is software reading documents quickly. Every card names the file or pages behind the answer, so check the plan document before you quote a benefit, a price or a date.

Does the caller know Jamie is there?

Nothing joins the call. Recording and transcription rules still apply, and many places need the caller to agree, so check the rules where you and your callers are and tell people.

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