Connexion Insurance Solutions

What Connexion Does

• Helps people connect with insurance plans that fit their needs, budget, and lifestyle.
• Uses technology and a customer-education approach to help clients understand their options.
• Focus areas include:
• Medicare coverage
• Individual and family health coverage
• Group coverage and employee benefits for businesses

Who Connexion Serves

• Individuals approaching age 65 or older who are exploring Medicare plan options.
• Self-employed individuals and families who need quality coverage options.
• Business owners looking for insurance coverage and employee benefit plans for their companies.
• Insurance producers and agents who partner with Connexion for access to carriers, products, and support.

Service Region

• Based in Seattle and serving clients in Washington State and the broader Pacific Northwest.

Office address

• Street: 9725 3rd Avenue NE, Suite 110
• City: Seattle
• State: Washington (WA)
• ZIP code: 98115
• This address is used as both the physical and mailing address on the website.

How to get started

• Prospective clients are encouraged to use the "Request a Quote" options on the website to start a conversation about coverage.
• You can also call the main phone number to speak with a licensed agent or broker about your needs.

Accessibility and non-discrimination

• Alternative language access information is available for people interested in Premera or LifeWise products.
• Connexion states that it complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.

Group benefits described on the website

Connexion notes that it can help make a business stronger through employee benefits. Overviews on the site mention:

• Group medical coverage
• Additional group coverage options, including:
• Life insurance
• Disability insurance
• Hospital indemnity coverage
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Travel insurance

The website explains that competing for talent often requires offering a rich benefits package, and Connexion supports employers in building or enhancing those packages.

Carriers referenced for additional coverage

For ancillary and additional group benefits, Connexion lists relationships with well-known insurers, including:

• The Hartford
• Equitable
• MetLife
• Symetra
• Transamerica
• Principal Life
• LifeSecure
• Reliance Standard
• Willamette Dental
• Delta Dental of Washington
• VSP
• Guardian

(These examples come from the website and may not be a complete or current list of all carriers.)

Getting a group quote

• The website offers a "Request a Quote" process specifically for group coverage.
• Prospective group clients are asked for basic information about their business and needs so Connexion can prepare options.

What the agent can and cannot provide

• The agent can describe the types of group benefits and example carriers noted above, and share contact information.
• The agent cannot provide detailed plan designs, contribution strategies, or firm quotes, because those are not published on the site and depend on factors like group size, location, and chosen carriers.
• Employers should contact Connexion directly or use the request-a-quote process for tailored proposals.

Types of coverage mentioned on the website

For individual and family needs, the website highlights:

• Medical coverage
• Dental and vision coverage
• Gap plans (to help with certain out-of-pocket costs or coverage gaps)

Specific plan designs, carriers, prices, and eligibility requirements are not listed on the website.

How to explore options

• Use the "Request a Quote" option on the website to share basic information and start the process of comparing individual and family insurance options.
• You can also talk to a specialist by contacting Connexion for more detailed guidance tailored to your situation.

What the agent can and cannot provide

• The agent can describe the general types of individual and family coverage Connexion mentions on its website and provide contact details.
• The agent cannot provide real-time plan availability, specific benefits, or pricing, because these are not published on the site.
• For concrete recommendations, quotes, and up-to-date plan details, clients should contact Connexion directly.

Connexion's role with Medicare plans

• Connects clients with Medicare plan options that fit their needs, budget, and lifestyle.
• Offers education and guidance so clients can better understand their Medicare choices.
• Provides the ability to request a quote and speak with a specialist about available Medicare options.

Important Medicare disclosures (from the website)

• Medicare has neither endorsed nor reviewed the information on the Connexion website.
• Connexion is not connected or affiliated with any United States Government or State agency.
• Connexion does not offer every plan available in your area.
• The website states that Connexion currently represents at least 10 organizations which offer 80 products in your area (plan availability may vary by the county in which you reside).
• The website also notes that Connexion does not offer every Medicare Part D (prescription drug) plan available in your area.
• It currently represents at least 5 organizations which offer 15 Medicare Part D products in your area.
• For a complete view of all options, the website directs consumers to:
• Medicare.gov
• 1-800-MEDICARE
• Your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP)

What the agent can and cannot provide

• The agent can explain Connexion's role, quote the disclosures above, and provide Connexion's contact details.
• Specific plan availability, plan details, and eligibility can change and may vary by county.
• Customers should contact Connexion directly or use the official Medicare resources for the most complete and current information on all available plans.

How to contact the Licensing Team

• Email: Licensing@ConnexionInsurance.com
• The Licensing Team supports producers through the affiliation and licensing process.

What Connexion offers producers (from the website)

Connexion states that, with Connexion, "business gets better" for affiliated producers. Benefits described include:

Grow revenue

• Access to a broad range of carriers and products.
• Ability to diversify revenue streams by selling a wider variety of products and services.
• Opportunity to leverage an existing client base with an enriched offering that meets more of their needs and gives them more choices.

Stay relevant

• Timely alerts about product, legislative, and regulatory changes.
• Access to reliable sources of information so producers can understand potential impacts on their business and clients.
• Support to help producers be prepared to guide clients through changes.

Improve efficiency

• Help streamlining workflow and back-office support processes.
• Assistance automating time-consuming administrative tasks so producers can focus more on serving clients.

What the agent can and cannot provide

• The agent can summarise these producer program features and provide the Licensing Team contact information.
• Detailed contracting requirements, commission structures, and current carrier lineups are not published on the site and should be obtained directly from Connexion.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.