JUPITER, FL, December 08, 2010 (Press-News.org) Affordable healthcare access is something most Florida families can use more of. The Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, "FSHCC" is pleased to welcome its newest Corporate Trustee, Allstate Workplace Division, "Allstate". Allstate offers a full range of supplemental insurance policies combined with product illustration and application tools, automatic underwriting capabilities and streamlined payroll deduction and billing.
"With Allstate Workplace Division, agents can provide a better level of attention and service to small business owners," explains David Bird, president, Allstate Workplace Division. "Our electronic application system eliminates paperwork inefficiencies and simplifies the enrollment process for both the agent and the customer."
FSHCC members, including Florida-based Hispanic-owned and operated businesses, as well as those businesses who service the Latino community, can gain special access to exclusive plan offerings and special underwriting considerations. FSHCC is committed to facilitating affordable healthcare options for all Hispanic businesses in the state of Florida.
"Through FSHCC's newest Corporate Trustee, Allstate Workplace Division, "FSHCC" Members can now expand their optional benefits program by offering a full suite of competitive products with exclusive incentives," said Andy Christiano, Allstate Broker & FSHCC Trustee.
About Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce: Established in 2000 as Florida's first and only statewide business advocacy organization, specifically focused on the Hispanic business community in Florida. Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, (FSHCC) has since matured into one of the state's most powerful organization of employers, chambers of commerce and associations, representing thousands of Latino grassroots members with more millions of Florida based employees.
About Allstate Workplace Division: Allstate Workplace Division is the marketing name for American Heritage Life Insurance Company (a wholly owned subsidiary of The Allstate Corporation). Products are underwritten by American Heritage Life Insurance Company. (C) 2004 American Heritage Life Insurance Company, Jacksonville FL.
For additional information about Allstate Workplace Division programs and policies, go to http://fshcc.com/benefits-registry or call 561-847-7699.
New Workplace Insurance Program Available to Florida Hispanic Business Owners and Their Employees
Affordable healthcare access is something most Florida families can use more of. The Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, "FSHCC" is pleased to welcome its newest Corporate Trustee, Allstate Workplace Division, "Allstate".
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[Press-News.org] New Workplace Insurance Program Available to Florida Hispanic Business Owners and Their EmployeesAffordable healthcare access is something most Florida families can use more of. The Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, "FSHCC" is pleased to welcome its newest Corporate Trustee, Allstate Workplace Division, "Allstate".